Redline 3-1 Gauge Panel OP/WT/FP w/Recall Tach

The Redline 3-1 Gauge Panel OP/WT/FP w/Recall Tach from QUICKCAR RACING PRODUCTS is purpose-built for serious boaters and marine enthusiasts who demand real-time visibility into engine performance and water conditions. This integrated gauge cluster consolidates critical operational data—oil pressure, water temperature, and fuel pressure—plus a recall tachometer into one compact, professional-grade instrument panel. Whether you're running offshore, managing a high-performance engine bay, or monitoring a custom marine build, this gauge assembly eliminates guesswork and keeps you informed at a glance.

The panel features three distinct gauge sizes—3-inch and 2-5/8-inch diameter units—arranged for optimal readability in tight dashboard spaces, each with a professional black face that reduces glare and enhances contrast in bright sunlight or cabin lighting. The recall tachometer preserves peak RPM data, allowing you to verify engine stress and verify tuning adjustments without constant observation. Oil pressure and water temperature gauges protect against catastrophic engine failure by providing early warning of thermal or lubrication problems, while the fuel pressure gauge ensures consistent carburetor or injector delivery. This modular kit design (SKU QRP69-3042) simplifies installation into existing or custom panel layouts, with gauge diameters sized to fit standard marine dash cutouts.

Boaters operating high-horsepower engines, performance craft, or custom installations benefit most from this three-in-one configuration, as it reduces panel clutter while maintaining the instrumentation needed for safe, efficient operation. Competitive racers and serious enthusiasts also value the recall tach function for post-run analysis and engine tuning validation. Weighing 3.61 lbs and measuring 10.5 x 7 x 16.25 inches, the panel assembly fits compact engine compartments and smaller helm stations without sacrificing legibility. Installation requires standard electrical connections to engine sensors; consult your engine's wiring diagram or manufacturer documentation to verify sensor compatibility and gauge calibration ranges.