Black 37mm Micro Digital Smoked Rev Counter Gauge Universal Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
wuhu,anhui, China
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Feature:
37mm MICRO DIGITAL GAUGE
Smoke Lens
RED LED digital display
long: 70mm,wide 37mm,
anodised colour:SILVER/BLACK/PURPLE
Fit for UNIVERSAL 4-6-8 CYLINDER ENGINES   |
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