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Originally Posted by Hawg55
So what is the verdict on this unit buy don't buy anyone having any issues after installing and how reliable has it been
Hi,
Since no one has chimed in yet, I can tell you that recently we had
one possible defect. Customers car died and he suspect it could be the Opti, so since it has a one year warranty we just had another one sent out to him. We haven't herd anything from him yet. That is the only one so far after selling a few dozen of them for round 6 month now.
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Happy New Year. This is just one of my experiences. I bought a comp cams cam and installed it and started losing Opti's monthly. Long story short, the pin in the cam was too long. Don't forget to check that with new cams or no Opti will survive. I wish this product was around when I was replacing Opti's.
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Originally Posted by ANTI VENOM
Happy New Year. This is just one of my experiences. I bought a comp cams cam and installed it and started losing Opti's monthly. Long story short, the pin in the cam was too long. Don't forget to check that with new cams or no Opti will survive. I wish this product was around when I was replacing Opti's.
I was hoping to step into this thread and find first-hand experience from someone who has actually purchased and installed this item. Unfortunately, even the "good quality" opti's (i.e. MSD) has turned out to be crap. Outside of NOS opti's, the general impression is "avoid other units".
Any corvette forum members try this product?
OP- it might be a bit slow on this forum, due to posting in the FI section.
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Originally Posted by 92C4M6
Currently need an opti for my 92, whats your failure rate now that you have been selling them for a bit? and has the price changed any?p
Hi 92C4M6,
The last time we checked was last year some time and we had sold 36 Opti's and there were 2 warranties. I'm not sure how many we have sold to date, but so far I don't think we have warranties more than 2-3 more. If we were having a big problem with them we would discontinue them.
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The first generation Corvette was introduced late in the 1953 model year. Originally designed as a show car for the 1953 Motorama display at the New York Auto Show, it generated enough interest to induce GM to make a production version to sell to the public. First production was on June 30, 1953.
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