Brake Pressure: 0-1600 PSI - Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 5/8") RaceQuip - Longest life with DOT/SAE Select Model Year::2008-2011 CBA (27002-AN002) Discontinued

Name: Brake Pressure: 0-1600 PSI - Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 5/8") RaceQuip - Longest life with DOT/SAE Select Model Year::2008-2011 CBA (27002-AN002) *Discontinued*
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 19196793824
Price: 168.16 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

Brake Pressure: 0 1600 PSI Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 5 8") RaceQuip Longest life with DOT SAE Select Model Year::2008 2011 CBA (27002 AN002) *Discontinued* Longest life with DOT SAE Compliant • 14" Tall Universal Product Includes a highly advanced 1 8” NPT Pressure Transducer and wiring harness for ease of installation

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