Product Summary

Universal Fit, 1-1/2" Gauge Diameter, White, Black

  • 0-15 PSI Range Gauge
  • Mini 1-1/2" diameter fuel pressure gauge
  • Liquid-filled for added durability
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #611-9015
BrandQuickCar Racing Products
Gauge StyleAnalog
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QuickCar Racing Products 611-9015 Details

Fuel Pressure Gauge - Rail/Regulator Mount, 0-15 PSI, 1-1/2". Ideally mounted to fuel pressure regulators or fuel logs.

0-15 PSI Range Gauge

Mini 1-1/2" diameter fuel pressure gauge

Liquid-filled for added durability

Specs

0.20 LBS

QuickCar Racing Products 611-9015 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #611-9015
BrandQuickCar Racing Products
Gauge StyleAnalog
GENERAL
Gauge Diameter1-1/2"
Gauge Face ColorWhite
Lettering ColorBlack
Needle ColorBlack
Gauge Range0-15 PSi
Liquid FilledYes
LightedNo
Bezel FinishChrome
Gauge SweepFull Sweep
Sending Unit IncludedNo
GTIN Code810165042209
Sold in QuantityEach
TripometerNo
ShapeRound
Memory StorageNo
PlaybackNo

Ratings & Reviews

5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers commend the product's reliable performance and practicality, particularly beneficial for use in automobile racing. It's praised for its quality features, dramatically aiding in monitoring fuel pressure while racing. Its liquid-filled feature assures non-shaking readings, outweighing competitors in durability and precision. Users highly recommend this user-friendly, high-quality, safe gauge for fuel log monitoring.

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Great deal

5.0

4 months ago

Sleeper

Abbottstown, PA

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Works great

Would Recommend

Mini Fuel Gauge. Used on fuel log for racecar.

5.0

a year ago

Rooster

Iowa

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Used this on a circle track cars fuel log so I could see the fuel pressure at the fuel log/carburetor. Seems to work well. Liquid filled so it doesn't shake the needle while idling.

Would Recommend

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Is this a 1\8 thread

by Mike

• a year ago

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