Carbon 2" 52mm Abs Plastic Gauge Meter Dash Dashboard Mount Pod Holder Sales New on 2040-parts.com
广州, 廣東省, China
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Fitment: Universal Vacuum Gauge Specifications: Condition:100% Brand New Color: Carbon color Feature: Gauge Holder Mount Pod Meter Specification: Please Make Sure the Size of Your Gauge is Fit With This item It Can Hold 2" Exhaust Gas Temp Gauge, Turbo Boost Gauge, Voltage Gauge, Tachometer Gauge And So On. Suitable For Replace 2"/52mm 62mm All Gauge Of Auto Truck Boat Motorcycle And Other Vehicles Size:As shown
Package Includes: 1pcs Gauge Pod
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