Autometer Phantom Boost Vaccuum Gauge 2 1/16'' on 2040-parts.com
North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States
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BRAND NEW AUTOMETER 2 1/16'' BOOST VACUUM GAUGE ...PART #5701 FREE SHIPPING
Gauge Type: Boost/Vacuum Gauge Face Color: White Sending Unit: Mechanical Gauge Range: 30 in. Hg/20 psi Gauge Size (in): 2 1/16 in. diameter Gauge Size (mm): 52.40mm diameter Sweep: Full sweep Gauge Number Color: Black Pointer Color: Red Bezel Finish: Black Liquid-Filled: No OEM Replacement: No Sending Unit Included: No Quantity: Sold individually. Gauge Series: Analog Footnotes: 32 - Includes T-fitting. |
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