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Normally I would agree with you but in my case the pressure normally reads 95 psi or below once the temp comes up to 180-200 deg. If the pressure reads
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100 PSI oil pressure gauge vs. 150 PSI
Normally I would agree with you but in my case the pressure normally reads 95 psi or below once the temp comes up to 180-200 deg. If the pressure reads higher the gauge flashes a different color above max PSI. The gauge lets you know based on how you program it.
I care that the pressure over the life of the car does not go below the designed minimums at 180 deg F. Above 14 PSI at 750 RPM and above 43 PSI at 2000 RPM. I also just hate not knowing anything oil pressure wise. If it constantly ran above 100 PSI I'd consider swapping it out.
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