Stock MR boost guage
Accuracy is not consistent across every gauge. All I can say is that my stock boost gauge was accurate in the beginning and still was the last time I checked, but I run so much more boost than it can read that I can't really tell anymore.
The voltage accuracy isn't a big deal. I mean, mine always sits where it should and fluctuates according to changes. The key is noticing if it's a lot lower (or higher) than normal at a given point in time.
I use my oil temp gauge all the time, and I don't care as much about the accuracy as I do the fluctuations when racing. For a given set of conditions, I know what to expect and when to give it a nice cooldown.
The voltage accuracy isn't a big deal. I mean, mine always sits where it should and fluctuates according to changes. The key is noticing if it's a lot lower (or higher) than normal at a given point in time.
I use my oil temp gauge all the time, and I don't care as much about the accuracy as I do the fluctuations when racing. For a given set of conditions, I know what to expect and when to give it a nice cooldown.
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