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Which type of plug gauge has go and no go size?

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No, you don't need both. You only need the GO gauge. Gordy Gritters uses a single piece of scotch tape on the back of the go gauge. That makes the gauge .Jan 31, 2012

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The only difference here is that a Go thread ring is measuring the maximum minor diameter instead of the minimum major diameter. ... That is measured with a separate gage such as an OD micrometer. Like the No-Go thread plug, the No-Go thread ring is only verifying that the pitch diameter is within allowable limits.Jan 1, 2018

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Target- size plug gauges that allow the user to specify a target size and gauge type (go or no-go) and receive a kit that contains the target size gauge plus 12 larger and 12 smaller gauges, each varying by 0.0001 of an inch in each step up or down. These are also known as tenth-step gauges.