Vintage Digatron Dt-4e Dt5-e Racing Go Kart Tachs Used on 2040-parts.com
Napanoch, New York, US
Here is a used Digatron DT-4E and DT5-E Racing Go Kart Tachs. As seen in the pictures the tachs are in working condition. The 5E is a Tach, 4E is a Temp Meter. These tachs were used for dirt kart racing. These Tachs Do Not Come With LEADS. Please check my other auctions for more great items!
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