Lokar Midnight Series LED Dash Indicators XCIND-1726

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Part Number: LOK-XCIND-1726

$357.95

Shift Indicator, Vertical LED, Black Billet Aluminum, Dash Mount, Sensor Kit, GM, Kit
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Lokar Midnight Series LED Dash Indicators XCIND-1726

Lokar Midnight Series LED Dash Indicators XCIND-1726

LOK-XCIND-1726

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Part Number: LOK-XCIND-1726

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 17, 2026

$357.95

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Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
XCIND-1726
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
LOK-XCIND-1726
UPC:
847087012362
Shift Indicator Style:
Dash mount
Shift Indicator Bezel Finish:
Black anodized
Shifter Boot Included:
No
Indicator Boot Ring Included:
No
LED Display:
Yes
LED Display Position:
Vertical
Neutral Safety Switch Included:
Yes
Indicator Control Module Included:
Yes
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.

Lokar Midnight Series LED Dash Indicators

Lokar Midnight Series LED dash indicators will tell you what gear your transmission is in. Made from black anodized billet aluminum, these indicators offer your truck, street rod, or muscle car a custom look. They're available in horizontal or vertical mount versions, and can be purchased with or without the sensor kit. (However, a sensor kit is required for operation.) Order the model recommended for your transmission application.

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