MaxTow Match 60 PSI Boost Gauge for 4th Gen Cummins

MaxTow Match 60 PSI Boost Gauges for the 4th Gen Cummins are electronically driven diesel truck gauges that match the OEM style of any 2010-2018 Dodge Ram 2500 & 3500 24v pickup. Each 6.7 Cummins boost gauge includes an electronic boost sensor which reads and displays Ram truck boost pressure from 0 to 60 PSI with unrivaled accuracy. This 2-1/16” (52mm) Dodge Ram boost gauge also eliminates the need for running a lengthy vacuum hose and t-fitting through the firewall to the gauge. Get ready to hit the road and Tow to the Max™

MaxTow Match 4th Gen Cummins Series Gauges deliver factory spec styling with a black gauge dial, clear flat lens and chrome trim ring to match factory gauges. View readings on a Double Vision dual analog and digital LED display. The analog display has white backlighting and an illuminated red needle with stepper motor technology that delivers exceptionally smooth needle movement and extremely accurate readings. At the same time take digital numerical readouts on the corresponding white digital display. 3 Daytime and 3 Nighttime Dimming Modes give you the ability to customize the brightness of these Cummins gauges anytime of day or night. Brightness Recall remembers the previous brightness setting before powering down your Ram truck.

MaxTow turbo boost gauge kits feature sensor and power harnesses with extended lengths for added flexibility during installation. The sensor harness is 9’ and the power harness is 5’, assuring you’ll have more than enough wiring for a quick and effortless boost gauge install. Easily attach both harnesses to the back of the Dodge Ram boost gauge by utilizing seamless Plug and Play connectors.

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Each analog and digital boost gauge features innovative Daytime and Nighttime Dimming Modes with three customizable brightness settings (Low, Medium, High) for each mode. This gives you multiple dimming options, allowing you to set your individual preference when hitting the road during the day or later on at night. Adjust for the right amount of brightness as you’re taking readings.