Product Summary

Universal Fit, 3.69" Overall Diameter, Lighted, Black

  • Features bold white graphics on black face
  • Speedometer reads up to 160 MPH
  • Male, 5/8"-18 threaded connection at the back
  • 3-3/8" diameter
  • 270° sweep dials with white pointers
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Key Specs

Depth3.50"
Gauge TypeAnalog
Gauge Range0-160 MPH gauge measurement range.
Gauge Face ColorBlack
Gauge StyleMechanical
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Stewart Warner 550HH-D Details

Stewart Warner Heavy Duty Series gauges feature bold white graphics on black face, 270° sweep dials with white pointers. The black raised bezel has a distinctive brushed bright rim and the patented 12 volt light ring provides excellent night-time visibility.

Speedometer reads up to 160 MPH. Includes odometer. Male, 5/8"-18 threaded connection straight out the back. 3-3/8" diameter.

Item Details

3-3/8"

Stewart Warner 550HH-D Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #550HH-D
BrandStewart Warner
Depth3.50"
Gauge TypeAnalog
Gauge Range0-160 MPH gauge measurement range.
Gauge Face ColorBlack
Gauge StyleMechanical
GENERAL
Overall Diameter3.69"
Body Diameter3.36"
Body Length2.25"
Center to Center2.73"
Stud Length1.00"
Stud Diameter.19"
LightedYes
Lettering ColorWhite
Needle ColorWhite
Bezel FinishBlack Paint
NotesRequires drive cable.
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This producct works as advertised.

5.0

12 years ago

hawk56

Merritt Iasland, FL

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The Stewart Warner speedometer is an excellent instrument, but the case has been changed to where it protrudes out from the instrument panel, resulting in a mismatch with the other instruments in the dash. It's unfortunate that they screwed up a beautiful design that had been around for over 50 years.

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I want to install in my 64 Corvair. How do I calibrate it to my car?

by Bill

• 15 years ago

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