QuickCar Gauge Panel - 2-1/16 in Diameter - White Face
QuickCar Analog Gauge Panel Assemblies provide racers with a clear, dependable way to monitor critical engine and vehicle conditions without assembling an instrument panel one component at a time. Easy-to-read analog gauges give drivers immediate visual feedback, making it simple to recognize changing pressures, temperatures, engine speed, and other vital operating conditions at a glance. Integrated warning lights provide an additional visual alert when monitored conditions require attention, helping the driver identify potential problems quickly during competition.
Preassembled panels combine compatible gauges, wiring, sending components, and mounting provisions into an organized installation that reduces fabrication work and simplifies race car wiring. Built for the focused, functional environment of a competition vehicle, QuickCar Analog Gauge Panel Assemblies put essential information directly in front of the driver while providing a clean, professional foundation for the vehicle's instrumentation system.
Features and Benefits:
- Sprint Gauge Panel - Carbon Fiber Plate, Low Oil Warning, 2-1/16 Inch OP/WT 61-7205
- Lightweight, carbon fiber panel with rubber mounting grommets.
- Features a bright LED warning light for oil pressure.
- Fully self-contained with a replaceable 9V battery (included).
- Sold pre-wired with Dzus fasteners for easy installation.
- Includes oil pressure, water temperature.
Product Details:
- Application: Oil Pressure / Water Temperature
- Diameter: 2-1/16 Inch
- Sold As: Each
Product Description:
- Gauge Panel Assembly
- Oil Pressure / Water Temperature
- 2-1/16 in Diameter
- White Face
- Toggle Switch Included
- Kit
When the hallmark of a business is the quality and dependability of its products, there is no time to rest on past accomplishments. QuickCar Racing Products have seen our products and our company grow by leaps and bounds. In order to continue our success, we remain dedicated to listening to customers' ideas for new products, saving them money, and improving the performance and life expectancy of their race cars.
