

| Subject: | Oil pressure gauges |
| From: | John Patton |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Jul 2001 16:49:45 -0400 |
Hi List, Regarding the oil pressure gauge point, a non-compressible liquid like motor oil generates exactly the same applied force to all parts of the hydraulic circuit(s)with NO delay. That's the beauty of hydraulic brakes - a 1930s automotive revolution. Why bother dealing with 20'of of oil line that could be damaged and then destroy an otherwise healthy motor. Pay a few bucks more and buy an electronic gauge that uses a transducer thus eliminating the 20' of oil pressure line and the related liability. Regards, John
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