opti-spark
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opti-spark
i just started looking into these lt1 f-bodys and im hearing this opti-spark is a common problem. i was just woundering how much a new one cost? i also heard the rear dosnt hold up well then beat on. is this true? is there any other things to look for when i go to look for a lt1 fbody soon.
#2
Re: opti-spark
The optispark is the distributor and they wear like any other one would. Due to the placement at the front of the engine, it is a little hard to get to and sometimes more sensitive to getting wet. 93-94 optis can be had for ~$320 and 95-97s for ~$220.
The rears are not the strongest, but can hold up better with an automatic transmission.
The rears are not the strongest, but can hold up better with an automatic transmission.
#3
Re: opti-spark
i guess im the wrong person to responde to this one but, I just replaced my Opti & had new gears/ rear diff overhaul done in the same month. However comma, now that they are new it should be quite sometime before either go bad again. F-body's are great cars and just like any other sports car they have to be maintained. I drive a 96 LT1 and love it to death. You can beat an Lt1 to death and they keep on ticking ( except for when your lock out mechanism goes bad in the shifter and you accidentaly go from drive to reverse at 55 mph)
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