Livorsi Monster 5" Gps Speedometer on 2040-parts.com
Bixby, Oklahoma, United States
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Livorsi GPS speedometer in good working condition. Speedo only. No receiver included. I tested last weekend using my Garmin as a receiver and it worked perfect. It has the race rim configuration and needs a 4-5/8" cut out. It has a small bit of bubbling under the paint on the rim (see pic). It uses an older style molex plug for the antenna but any small wiring sockets fit over the pins and work just fine. I have and will include the wiring harness for the plug for power, ground, lights, and recall.
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