sayzofed

Wish one is best for a autometer oil pressure gauge? Nylon tubing or copper tubing?

TcPrincess

copper would be more reliable but if you find a higher quality nylon one it would be just as good. (not that cheap white one that the gauge comes with.

sayzofed

so.. autometer copper tubing should work. thanks

TcPrincess

ya that would be fine.

cburglb34

ewww i hate using the mechanical gauges....but if i were to choose id do copper....imagine 90 psi of oil pressure bursting out a crack in nylon tube...

personally i opted for the kind that uses a sender unit that way i dont ever have oil shooting into my car

sayzofed

that kind of gauge cost more than $100 right? and does it fit in a triple gauge pod?

sayzofed

the one you said is the autometer 5727?

cburglb34

i bought a glowshift oil prerssure gauge for like 36 dollars its digitaly analog

a-mendoza

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Iv been using the nylon tubing that came with my autometer cobalt oil pressure gauge. Never had a problem yet and iv been running it for almost a year.

I use to have all electric glowshift gauges but they were inaccurate. Close but inaccurate. Guess you get what you pay for. Oh yea, I had the Elite series gauges.