What the hell.....
08-09-2005, 12:59 PM
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Interesting stuff here...
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
Matt,
Your right.However thinking back in all the years I have sold NX products I can only remember very few cases where I have had to warrenty NX gauges.As a matter of a fact I can count them on one hand.So my point was that with a better quality gauge the possibilty of failure is less likely.Sorry none of this was a plug towards any certain brand.
Here is a picture of a NX guage next to a cold fusion gauge.Unfortintly the pics do not show how heavy duty the NX gauge is compared to the cold fusion gauge. The NX gauge is a much better quality gauge and just by holding the two in your hand you can feel the difference
Your right.However thinking back in all the years I have sold NX products I can only remember very few cases where I have had to warrenty NX gauges.As a matter of a fact I can count them on one hand.So my point was that with a better quality gauge the possibilty of failure is less likely.Sorry none of this was a plug towards any certain brand.
Here is a picture of a NX guage next to a cold fusion gauge.Unfortintly the pics do not show how heavy duty the NX gauge is compared to the cold fusion gauge. The NX gauge is a much better quality gauge and just by holding the two in your hand you can feel the difference
08-09-2005, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Ravenous T\A
thats what my gauge looked like
Matt can you feel me in here.
Thanks
Dave
08-09-2005, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Loudmouth LS1
Just out of curiosity, don't you have to have the gauge on the bottle when you fill it? Otherwise I would think that the nitrous would leak out of the gauge hole?
Glad to hear you got taken care of on the gauge.
08-09-2005, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by NXJeremy
Yea, I forgot about the valves that have guage ports in the side of them. It shouldn't damage the gauge in that position because it isn't seeing the shock of the pump the way it does on the older style valves (where the gauge is mounted in-line on the outlet of the valve).
Glad to hear you got taken care of on the gauge.
Glad to hear you got taken care of on the gauge.
