Harley Chrome Pressure Gauge Mounting Bracket Nos Fuel Prssure Boost Nitrous on 2040-parts.com
Johannesburg, Michigan, US
up for sale, is a super cool gauge mounting braket i found , it was for oil pressure, but could just as easly be made into a nitrious/fuel or boost gauge . oil pressure gauge does not work , fits 1 3/4 gauge , and is just in the pictures to help you see what you can do with it, cool gauge bracket, looks professional , in great used condition, i am like 99% sure it is an authentic hd part ,but not 100% sure, look at pics, ask questions , do your own research , feel free to make offers
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