I've been thinking of replacing some of my gauges due to age, corrosion, and dents/damage. I found some cheap grade b dry gauges for around $8, but I'm wondering if it is worth it to upgrade to Grade A (accuracy 1.5%) glycerin filled gauges. The only thing is I've got a lot of gauges, so I may try one or two at first, and see how I like them. I'd appreciate any input though!
This is the one I am looking at: https://www.amazon.c...D3CRV8834A1XJFD
I like it because of the accuracy, as well as the stainless casing. I also found some plastic cased ones that are 1.6% accurate, and Amazon sells a 10 pack for just over $100 dollars, which would cover most of the gauges I need to change out, I just don't know how durable the plastic casing would be. I tend to think the stainless case is worth the $4 extra dollars per gauge if I am going to go this route anyway.
This is the link to the 10 pack of the ABS: https://www.amazon.c...m_cd_al_qh_dp_t