Boost/Vacuum: -30 to 15 PSI - Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1/16") Rear Toe Part Number: Size: Finish: Fitment: Select::Feed Line (1225A131)

Name: Boost/Vacuum: -30 to 15 PSI - Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1/16") Rear Toe Part Number: Size: Finish: Fitment: Select::Feed Line (1225A131)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11441982546
Price: 145.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8262 (24 reviews)

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Boost Vacuum: 30 to 15 PSI Carbon Fiber Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1 16") Rear Toe Part Number: Size: Finish: Fitment: Select::Feed Line (1225A131) Part Number: Size: Finish: Fitment: 0675726 3mm Silver Front Rear 0675726SW 3mm Black Front Rear 1075726 5mm Silver Front Rear 2075726 10mm Silver Front Only 2075726SW 10mm Black Front Only 2475726 12mm Silver Front Only 2475726SW 12mm Black Front Only 2675726 13mm Silver Front Rear 2675726SW 13mm Black Front Rear 3075726 15mm Silver Front Rear 3075726SW 15mm Black Front Rear 4075726 20mm Silver Front Rear 50757254 25mm Silver Front Rear (Bolts Included) 60757254 30mm Silver Front Rear (Bolts Included) 92 "Stage 4" Full Race (284 280) a boost only version is also available for diesel or extreme boost applications wiring harness

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