A better Opti Spark?
I just ordered the dynotech opti today just because I wanted the vented model and a better sealed unit - plus you have to do much more work to the car if you want to convert to the vented unit on a 94- Z. I figure it is worth the extra money and it is completely rebuildable so that you do not have to buy the whole unit again.
I'll keep you posted on how my dynotech is working out
peace
I'll keep you posted on how my dynotech is working out
peace
Originally posted by jasons93z
You guys must abuse the hell out of your cars. Mine is stock opti with 85k on it with no signs of it going. And i have a hard foot. I think you all are just retarted and not installing them correctly
You guys must abuse the hell out of your cars. Mine is stock opti with 85k on it with no signs of it going. And i have a hard foot. I think you all are just retarted and not installing them correctly
Please keep this thread going. Am looking for the answer like every one else.
Originally posted by BES-383
Retarded? Don't think so. Not installing them right. Wrong. We just have engines that rev over 6,800 RPMs. When was the last time you reved your motor to 7,500? If not I assume YOU do not know what your talking about.
Please keep this thread going. Am looking for the answer like every one else.
Retarded? Don't think so. Not installing them right. Wrong. We just have engines that rev over 6,800 RPMs. When was the last time you reved your motor to 7,500? If not I assume YOU do not know what your talking about.
Please keep this thread going. Am looking for the answer like every one else.
. I dont rev over 5900rpms because i dont have a huge amount of mods. If you guys are having that many problems with the opti, then wouldnt it be LOGICAL to change. Like get the coil pack conversion kit. Its stupid to change an opti that often considering they are not cheap. Since you think you know so much, im suprised you didnt think of it.
EDIT: When i said you guys are retarted and not installing right, it was a joke, hence the
part of the sentence.
Last edited by jasons93z; Oct 22, 2003 at 05:25 AM.
Originally posted by jasons93z
Well u got me there
. I dont rev over 5900k because i dont have a huge amount of mods. If you guys are having that many problems with the opti, then wouldnt it be LOGICAL to change. Like get the coil pack conversion kit. Its stupid to change an opti that often considering they are not cheap. Since you think you know so much, im suprised you didnt think of it.
Well u got me there
. I dont rev over 5900k because i dont have a huge amount of mods. If you guys are having that many problems with the opti, then wouldnt it be LOGICAL to change. Like get the coil pack conversion kit. Its stupid to change an opti that often considering they are not cheap. Since you think you know so much, im suprised you didnt think of it.
Originally posted by BES-383
Just to show your ignorance of the subject. You still use the opti with the (coil pack conversion kit) as you call it.
Just to show your ignorance of the subject. You still use the opti with the (coil pack conversion kit) as you call it.
Please read this and you MIGHT be informed of whats going on here.
LTCC set up
LTCC set up
Originally posted by BES-383
Please read this and you MIGHT be informed of whats going on here.
LTCC set up
Please read this and you MIGHT be informed of whats going on here.
LTCC set up
. This would abviously be a better ignition setup then the opti since you rev higher. You were simply stating that the opti was the coil conversion kit which is not the case
You still use the opti with the (coil pack conversion kit) as you call it.
I see you can't read.
Quote from the ad.
# Benefits of the system are: extended opti life
# much stronger ignition at high RPM/boost
# built in adjustable rev limiter / two-step
# built in adjustable N2O / boost retard.
# It's just plain cool.
Now why does it say EXTENDED opti life.
It still uses the optical module in the Optispark, but no high voltage is passed through it, removing the source of damaging ozone that eventually leads to Optispark failure.
Quote from the ad.
# Benefits of the system are: extended opti life
# much stronger ignition at high RPM/boost
# built in adjustable rev limiter / two-step
# built in adjustable N2O / boost retard.
# It's just plain cool.
Now why does it say EXTENDED opti life.
It still uses the optical module in the Optispark, but no high voltage is passed through it, removing the source of damaging ozone that eventually leads to Optispark failure.
Originally posted by BES-383
I see you can't read.
Quote from the ad.
# Benefits of the system are: extended opti life
# much stronger ignition at high RPM/boost
# built in adjustable rev limiter / two-step
# built in adjustable N2O / boost retard.
# It's just plain cool.
Now why does it say EXTENDED opti life.
It still uses the optical module in the Optispark, but no high voltage is passed through it, removing the source of damaging ozone that eventually leads to Optispark failure.
I see you can't read.
Quote from the ad.
# Benefits of the system are: extended opti life
# much stronger ignition at high RPM/boost
# built in adjustable rev limiter / two-step
# built in adjustable N2O / boost retard.
# It's just plain cool.
Now why does it say EXTENDED opti life.
It still uses the optical module in the Optispark, but no high voltage is passed through it, removing the source of damaging ozone that eventually leads to Optispark failure.
Originally posted by BES-383
I give up you know it all.
I give up you know it all.


