Innovate Motorsports Air/fuel Ratio Gauge Mtx-l on 2040-parts.com
Pasadena, Maryland, United States
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I have slightly used digital air/fuel ratio gauge from Innovate Motorsports series MTX-L. Works perfectly and includes all wiring and O2 sensor. Does not include any installation instruction but they can easily be found online if you need them. The casing of the wire rubbed on driveshaft for the short time it was installed. It did not damage the wiring itself in any way.
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