Digital Air Ride Gauge 200psi Display Air Suspension System Part Tinted Led on 2040-parts.com
Location:
Mesa, Arizona, United States
Condition:New
Brand:airmaxxx
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear
Manufacturer Part Number:AI-AM-GA-DIG1
Kit or Single Part:Single Part
Interchange Part Number:200 psi max air suspension gauge panel air ride, air digital gauges air suspension kit air display
Warranty:1 Year
Other Part Number:domed tint display bag tank pressure
UPC:Does not apply
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Air Gauge Single 200psi Digital Display Air Ride Suspension System Part Tinted LED one - airmaxxx single digital display gauge 2-1/16" face with black bezel fits inside 2" panel hole black face with tinted lens, 200psi max one - electronic air pressure sending unit (eliminates need to run air hose directly to gauge) one - wire harness Free Shipping 50 States Please read full terms & conditions for this sale
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