Faria 33009 Coral 4" Speedometer (55 MPH) - Black

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Faria 33009 Coral 4" Speedometer (55 MPH) - Black

MSRP:

Was:

$59.95

Coral Series 3.37" Black Dial/Black Aluminum Bezel In-Dash Mount Mechanical Speedometer Gauge (33009) by Faria Beede Instruments®. Measurement Limit: 55 MPH. Perimeter-lighted black dial with stylish white and blue graphics. View full description

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Coral 4" Speedometer (55 MPH)

Perimeter-lighted Black dial with stylish White and Blue graphics, Black aluminum bezel with burnished leading edge, contoured White pointer, and flat glass lens.

Pitot tube type speedometers operate by pressure from the water being forced into the pitot tube. This pressure is then transmitted through flexible tubing to the bourdon tube movement inside the speedometer head where it is converted into a speed reading by the movement mechanism.

∗Pitot tube sold separately.

4"- Hole Size: 3.375" (85mm)

Specifications

Scratch Resistant Lens
Black Aluminum Bezel
Contoured White Pointer
Dual Scale - Imperial and Metric

MSRP:

Was:

$38.75

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