Vdo Boost Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Dadeville, Alabama, US
Vision Vacuum/Boost Gauge
VDO Vision Gauges use fiber optic technology to illuminate gauge pointers for unmatched readability, and they feature VDO's trioptic through-dial lighting for superb night clarity. VDO Spin-Lok mounting provides maximum flexibility and easy installation without brackets, nuts, or washers by using a spin-on clamp to hold gauges with 360° of force, preventing gauge rotation and panel warping. Mechanical pressure and temperature gauges include metal housings with U-clamp brackets. Sending units not included with individual gauges.
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