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  1. #1
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    Default speedometer replacement '87 sunsport

    I need to replace the speedos in my sunsport anybody know a good place to get the gauges.

  2. #2
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    are yours bad? or just aged? Im removing mine for whitefaced

  3. #3
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    The original airdyne's are no longer available, but you can replace them with any that you like. I went with Teledyne Lido - white face with orange or red needle.
    Clint
    Wake the World - West Virginia
    www.waketheworldwv.com

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    There not accurate at all doesn't seem to be a leak in the tubing but I'll probably replace everything. Wondering what people were using for replacements, I'll check out the teledynes.

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    I replaced mine last year with the Teledyne units. Also I replaced the pitot tubes with the tournament style from skidim and replaced all the tubing. Never had a problem all season and both speedos were fairly accurate.
    Clint
    Wake the World - West Virginia
    www.waketheworldwv.com

  6. #6
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    I found some airguides but there pretty expensive. $150 each, are they worth it? Also does anyone know anything about installing perfect pass in an older boat, is it worth it?
    Last edited by rustey; 04-14-2010 at 10:08 AM. Reason: spelling

  7. #7
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    I installed a Perfect Pass Stargazer system on my '88 Mariah two years ago - it's great. Perfect for holding a consistent slow speed, and it makes it really easy for a less experienced driver. Well worth the investment. Installation was fairly simple - their instructions are really easy to follow and well written. The scariest part was drilling a 2" hole in the hull, but I think with the newest version of Stargazer you might not need the paddle wheel.

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