Summit Racing Led Digital Speedometers Sum-g2981-2 (universal) on 2040-parts.com
Mesquite, Nevada, United States
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Barely used Summit Racing Digital Speedometer. Never got it to work in my setup which is a 89 Chevy K2500. But I did get to power it on and run a demo mode, so the speedo works like a charm.
range: 0-255 mph size (in): 3 3/8in diameter bezel: black gauge number color: red Memory Recall Feature Works Universally |
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