2" 52mm Digital 20 Led Car Motor Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Egt 1/16 Inch Gas on 2040-parts.com
CN, CN
Features:
Material：ABS Plastic
BLACK Gauge Ging
Tinted BLACK Gauge Face
Appear BLUE Number
Smoked Tint lens when "off",Color LED Display when "on"
Reads:0~130 (x 10 ℃) For EGT
Contain 2 Accessories
Unified Red Packing Box
6 Months Warranty
Note:When the temperature is show on 300℃ or 900℃ over 3 seconds, the digital display will keeping shine to warning.
BRAND NEW , NEVER BEEN TRIED ON & USED
EXACTLY SAME AS PICTURE !
We
also carry gauge in different style, such as Air/Fuel ratio,Exhaust
Gas， RPM tacometer, Turbo Boost meter, Oil temperature, Oil pressure,
Vacuum, Voltage and Water temperature. All gauges can be combined
shipped and combine shipping will be done automatically when you check
out. Don't hesitate!! Get our gauges immediately and modify your
interior to a sporty look.
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