Mychron 4 --- Quarter Midget, .25, 1/4, Go Kart Racing With Cables on 2040-parts.com
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States
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I have a lightly used Mychron 4 with mounting bracket. We bought a new Quarter Midget and it came with one so I have an extra. Comes with Infrared receiver sensor, tach wire & clip, cylinder head thermocouple, and mounting bracket. Picture shows everything included except mounting bracket. $10.00 Shipping to lower 48 states. Item is in excellent working condition but is being sold As-Is.
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