Autosport, Bike Dashboard, Digital Meter, Gauge, Display Magneti Marelli Mt940 on 2040-parts.com
Moscow, Russian Federation
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Magneti Marelli motorsport dashboard new:
- For sport cars, formulas, bikes. - High contrast with backlit - Three page display with five data winsows - Direct connection to 4 analogue sensors(press/temp) - Alarm function monitors pressure and temp levels - RPM and speed input(any type of signal) - 2 high-brightness warning lights for shift lamp and alarm. - CAN bus for interconnection with ECU or logger - Lap timer - pressure inputs already programmed for easy find 10bar(150psi) AEM/Haltech sensors. - Speed/RPM input can be calibrated with push-button Shipping with EMS (USPS international express) |
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