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11-07-2006, 12:36 AM

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350kpa in lb or kg?

Hi, my tires max pressure is 350kpa according to the warnings. However, in all the gas stations I went to the gauges at the air stations are always in lb or kg. I looked on google but could not find a direct convertsion. Please help. Thank you

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