Buy Longacre 2 Gauge Sportsman w. AccuTech SMi Tach - OP,WT,Aluminum Panel ~ in Monroe, Washington, United States, for US $240.00

Condition:New Brand:Longacre Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:44440

Longacre

Pointers are viscous dampened for steady readings
Gauges have CNC machined solid brass gears
Industry standard fittings and connections
Pre-wired with 'Fat' wiring and soldered heat-shrink terminals
2 5/8" mechanical gauges with NEW style graphics and back lights
4 1/2" AccuTech™ SMi™ Stepper Motor Memory Tachometer
Sharp looking aluminum panel...black anodized with clean, cool graphics
Warning lights and all senders are included

'Stepper Motor' Racing Tachs
The next generation in instrumentation

Much more accurate than traditional 'air core' tachs
Maximum RPM recall - Just push the Recall button
2 stage High RPM Warning light - Helps prevent over-reving of expensive motors. Can also be used as a 2 stage shift light.
LED back light - Back light shows through the dial face PLUS the pointer is LED illuminated to make this the easiest tach to read - and super sharp looking too

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