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Barracuda
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If it's din, just use a din to yoke converter. It's cheap, and easy. Plus if you have din regs, you can use it there too.
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Grouper
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Yeah, a din guage is your best best, with a din to yoke adapter.
My pressure checker is a first stage with a guage and a 2nd stage as my bleed-off Just kidding. Kind of. I just use my regs to check pressure....so if I wanted to convert, I'd use din regs and get a din to yoke adapter. |
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