Classic Instruments Velocity Oil Pressure Gauge - 0-100 psi - Full Sweep - 2-5/8 in Diameter - Aluminum Bezel - White Face 24-CHL-N-14 Sensor size is 3/4 Inch Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Classic Instruments Velocity Oil Pressure Gauge - 0-100 psi - Full Sweep - 2-5/8 in Diameter - Aluminum Bezel - White Face 24-CHL-N-14 Sensor size is 3/4 Inch Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 99424770561
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Classic Instruments Velocity Oil Pressure Gauge 0 100 psi Full Sweep 2 5 8 in Diameter Aluminum Bezel White Face 24 CHL N 14 Sensor size is 3 4 Inch Size:7 1 2 (60) Sensor size is 3 4 Inch x 3 4 Inch giving the driver predictable pedal feel and excellent control qualities lap after lap White Face Sold Individually

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