Optispark!?
#1
Optispark!?
Yet another optispark post. I bought the 65 dollar one from amazon and I'm now paying for it. Car makes no power, spark is not the right color and just overall drives and accelerates like turd. Which opti is the best?
#3
AIP unit from Sac City corvette, 2yr warranty, not $65 but not $500 either.
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#4
Advanced
I put a vented Petris in my 94, has been rock solid...not cheap though. It replaced an MSD that someone installed incorrectly and without locktite. Whatever you choose, do it right.
#14
Pro
I just had a 96 vented Opti fail. I lost both the high and low resolution signals. It just stopped working when I was waiting at a stop light. There was no indication of any problem prior to the failure. This is a GM OE (Delphi?) that is 13 years old with 7000 miles. I have not taken this one apart yet to inspect the internals.
The original Opti that was installed when the car was built lasted 10 years with 40,000 miles. That one stopped sending the high resolution signal. The inside of this one was clean and dry.
I seem to have bad luck even with the Mitsubishi sensor.
The original Opti that was installed when the car was built lasted 10 years with 40,000 miles. That one stopped sending the high resolution signal. The inside of this one was clean and dry.
I seem to have bad luck even with the Mitsubishi sensor.
Last edited by Warren Seale; 10-07-2018 at 12:00 PM.
#15
Race Director
Heat is a huge factor in electronics as we all know. The Opti is in a very hot environment.
Maybe set up a duct that brings fresh cool air to it, via AC system we all use whenever driving on sunny days only..
Seriously, I am sure Mitsubishi made great stuff in the 80's, as this part came from the eclipses. But, that was the 80's
Maybe set up a duct that brings fresh cool air to it, via AC system we all use whenever driving on sunny days only..
Seriously, I am sure Mitsubishi made great stuff in the 80's, as this part came from the eclipses. But, that was the 80's
#17
Le Mans Master