Digital 3-Gauge Panel OP/WT/OT

The QUICKCAR RACING PRODUCTS Digital 3-Gauge Panel (Model 67-3011) is a compact marine instrument cluster designed for serious boaters, racers, and water sport enthusiasts who demand real-time performance data at a glance. Whether you're running a high-performance center console, a race boat, or a performance fishing platform, this three-gauge digital display consolidates critical operational metrics into one streamlined panel. For anglers and boaters accustomed to reading multiple analog gauges across a dash, this digital solution provides instant clarity and eliminates the guesswork that can cost you fishing time or safety on the water.

This panel integrates three essential gauges—Oil Pressure (OP), Water Temperature (WT), and Oil Temperature (OT)—into a single digital readout, delivering the engine health intelligence you need to prevent costly mid-water breakdowns. The digital display format offers superior readability in direct sunlight compared to traditional analog needles, a critical advantage when you're focused on fishing conditions or navigation. Weighing just 2.04 pounds with compact dimensions of 6.85 x 6.7 x 12.2 inches, this gauge panel fits neatly into existing dash openings or custom installations without consuming valuable helm space, making it ideal for retrofit applications or new builds where space efficiency matters.

Boaters running outboards, inboards, or high-performance twin-engine setups benefit from consolidated engine monitoring that simplifies pre-run checklists and keeps you focused on the water ahead. The oil pressure and temperature gauges provide early warning signs of engine stress, while water temperature monitoring is essential for cooling system performance—especially critical during extended runs or hot-weather operation. This QUICKCAR Racing Products panel integrates seamlessly with standard marine electrical systems and is built to withstand the vibration, salt spray, and thermal demands of serious boating environments. Installation typically requires basic wiring knowledge and access to existing engine sensor lines or compatible aftermarket sensors.