Airguide Parts

Looks like someone should re make all of the airguide stuff from the speedos , stabilizer tubes to the pick ups that mount on the tansom
JWA Bought out Airguide in 1997 then ran it into the ground . These are the best Speedos you could get
Mike

Look at them as shock absorbers...just a large volume of air that can compress to eliminate needle fluctuations. Kind of like dumbing down the response time. I would think that any tube would work the same regardless of manufacturer.

I have a few extra eq. tubes. There are two styles: 1. Old style with the pitot on a swing style block, and banjo bolt mounted on the bottom of the tube. 2. straight tube with a 1/8" barb fitting on both ends. the measurements on the latter are: 10" long 7/8" diameter, with a 1/8" barb 1/2" long. The worst thing that you can do is leave water in them when laying up for winter.

Try a hand held G.P.S. they work great, other wise you have to measure off of the bank and use a stop watch, and hold a steady throttle. I had a airguide calibration chart that went off the first and second bouys on a slolom course. you go through at 35 mph, start the stopwatch at the first bouy, stop the watch at the second bouy, and the amount of seconds elapsed tells the actual speed with a variance. Sorry can't find the chart.

FOUND IT!!
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Woody from SECC has Airguide stabilzer tubes.

You can reach him at 407-851-1965.

-Keith