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Carbon Fiber / Center Vent Gauge Panel - E30
Free up some much needed dash space with our new carbon fiber center vent delete panel. Easily mount up to four 2-1/16" gauges in the space where your center vent once lived.Ā
- PreciseĀ press-fit installation
- .063 thick - 6 carbon layers
- Fits fourĀ 2-1/16" gauges
- Handmade in the USA
How to check your gauges:
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
Free up some much needed dash space with our new carbon fiber center vent delete panel. Easily mount up to four 2-1/16" gauges in the space where your center vent once lived.Ā
- PreciseĀ press-fit installation
- .063 thick - 6 carbon layers
- Fits fourĀ 2-1/16" gauges
- Handmade in the USA
How to check your gauges:
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
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Original: $36.00
-70%Carbon Fiber / Center Vent Gauge Panel - E30ā
$36.00
$10.80Description
Free up some much needed dash space with our new carbon fiber center vent delete panel. Easily mount up to four 2-1/16" gauges in the space where your center vent once lived.Ā
- PreciseĀ press-fit installation
- .063 thick - 6 carbon layers
- Fits fourĀ 2-1/16" gauges
- Handmade in the USA
How to check your gauges:
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
Using a caliper, measure the diameter of the gauge closest to the bezel. It should measure (2.0625"). If you don't own a caliper, wrap a piece of string around the gauge. Take the measurement DIVIDE it by 3.14 = Gauge Diameter.
