OK, the b-days coming up, figured i'd hook up a nice tire pressure guages, any recommendations fellas? I'd like one with a bleed valve and what not....any websites or something would be great


thanks


oh, and wingless owns.

 

why get a tire pressure gauge when you can buy my 10w3 in box and sony 10 disc for $125? ask some of the mad tite drag racers, they are always playing with those things

 

I just use an old school one with a needle and guage. Bleed valve and all.

Those digi ones seem cool too.

 

thats what i want, i hate the digital ones....

 

i use the pencil looking thing. . 50cents at pepboys

 

Pencil sucks.

 

hey rob look! 1000! woohoo

 

I got one of these as recommended by Toda Si, the other white bread.

http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/tirega.htm

Nice piece for a decent price.

 

NICE thanks sax

 

thas a nice piece... especially that i lost my JDM one last auto-x

 

that gauge is really nice, but for $50, you must have way too much money to spend..... snap-on makes a nice one but not liquid filled and its around $30 i think.
i was reading in an issue of grass roots that alot of the racers are using the off the shelf digi ones now. they say its easy to read and very accurate. thats what im getting.


[Modified by Art Vandeleigh, 4:53 AM 10/22/2002]

 

i have a nice digital but dont like it, no bleeder valve, i guess i'm old fashioned and dont trust electronics

 

yeah the bleeder valve does make it easier to adjust. well whatever floats your boat.

 

Shameless plug for Mercedes Benz


[Modified by hooptie157, 1:42 AM 10/22/2002]

 

Wait a minute! He's not Sax...

I've tried out a lot of tire gauges. I've decided I'm disappointed with the ones with either (a) the fit-on part at an angle, or (b) the fit-on part on a hose, because the fit-on part never seems to mate JUST RIGHT with the valve stem so there's no air leakage.

So I went and bought this one:



Elegant simplicity, and the reset button works as a bleeder valve. Fifteen bucks at Emmons Coachworks. You can order it off their website here, or you can call them at 1-800-NOW-4WAX (1-800-669-4929) and ask for the Accugage Standard Tire Gauge. Tell them you're in the Integra Type R Club of America and they'll give you 10 percent off.



[Modified by nsxtcjr, 12:40 AM 10/22/2002]

 

Longacre's are nice. I use an Intercomp one. Racer Wholesale has good prices.