Find AEM X-SERIES DIGITAL BOOST DISPLAY GAUGE KIT 30-0308 TURBO 60PSI/4.0BAR in Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States, for US $257.81

Condition:New Warranty:Yes Bezel Color:Black Brand:AEM Face Color:Black Manufacturer Part Number:30-0308 Gauge Diameter:52mm Manufacturer:AEM Display Type:Digital Part Number:30-0308 Units:Imperial, PSI / Metric BAR

AEM X-Series Digital Boost Display Gauge and Sensor Kit 60PSI/4.0BAR

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Product Features:

2-1/16th (52mm) gauge diameter for easy mounting in gauge pods
Slim 0.825” overall gauge depth and 0.200” cup depth – mount them virtually anywhere!
Programmable center LED is 87% larger than original AEM gauges
24 green outer LEDs for quick reference to engine parameter
User selectable standard or metric display ( -30in/Hg~60PSI / -1~4.0BAR)
Peak/Recall via gauge face buttons
User selectable threshold warnings
Optional silver bezel and white faceplate accessory kit available (sold separately)
AEMnet CANbus-enabled for transmitting data to EMS or Data Logger
0-5v analog outputs for transmitting data to EMS or Data Logger
Auto dimming sensor delivers ideal display brightness
Positive locking connectors provide secure connection

Availability: In stock .

Specifications
Part Number:	30-0308
Make(s):	Universal
Model(s):	Universal
Year(s):	All
Gauge Diameter:	52mm
Face Color(s):	Black
Bezel Color(s):	Black
Accuracy	+/- 1% Full Scale (-40º F to 221º F)
Voltage	0-5v
Fuel Types	Alcohol, Gasoline
MSRP	$358.06USD
Notes:

Payment:

Payment is accepted only through Paypal.
We will only ship to the Paypal confirmed shipping address.
Payment for orders should be made within 5 business days.
Sales tax will be charged for orders from California.

Shipping and Handling:

Most orders generally ship within 2-3 days from our warehouse.
Orders are shipped through a major carrier. Most domestic orders ship through US Postal Service or UPS Ground services.
Expedited shipping is available at additional cost. Please contact us for expedited shipping.
Shipping to Alaska, APO/FPO, Guam, Hawaii, PO Box, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and any other U.S. Territory is by the US Postal service. Additional costs may apply.
International orders are generally delivered within 7 days from date of order. Extended regions may require up to 14 days to be delivered.

Returns:

Customer is responsible for return shipping.
Returns must be made within 14 days of delivery of order and parts must be unused and in original manufacturer packaging.
Custom order parts cannot be returned.

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