Opti-Spark buying options??
Opti-Spark buying options??
I need an opti-spark for my 97 T/A and I'm wondering who has the best deal?? I have read several threads about Jason Crommer & a guy named Dal, does anybody know these guys web-sites or phone numbers & approximate prices??
Thanks in advance for your help...
Thanks in advance for your help...
Re: Opti-Spark buying options??
Jason Cromer is the way to go
877-726-8295
unless you want to spend the money on a delteq:
http://www.delteq.com/opti_pricing.htm
877-726-8295
unless you want to spend the money on a delteq:
http://www.delteq.com/opti_pricing.htm
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i saw you already read my dal post. but those 2 guys have the best prices. i would recomened jason but its up to you. i have the delteq system on my car. cost about 600 bucks all and all. but i must say i wish instead of changing my opti twice i would have just purchased the opti-direct the firstt ime around. i can post some pics of it if or give more info ( i researched it before i got it) your internested.
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Originally Posted by captain_foustas
i saw you already read my dal post. but those 2 guys have the best prices. i would recomened jason but its up to you. i have the delteq system on my car. cost about 600 bucks all and all. but i must say i wish instead of changing my opti twice i would have just purchased the opti-direct the firstt ime around. i can post some pics of it if or give more info ( i researched it before i got it) your internested.
Does anybody know what Jason or Dals web-site is?
BTW: I din't mean anything by my post I was just tryin' to say that it could have been an honest mistake and I'm sure by the way it looked in everybody elses posts he will make good on the deal...
Re: Opti-Spark buying options??
Originally Posted by shoebox
Re: Opti-Spark buying options??
another thing you could look into is the msd cap and rotor that you can get in about a week at summit for 150 bucks i think i might go that route since i already have msd box and coil and dont want them to go to waste
but do you need the entire assembly or just a new cap and rotor?
EDIT:
NM jeff your opti looks like trash buy a new one LOL but keep the msd in mind as an upgrade
but do you need the entire assembly or just a new cap and rotor?
EDIT:
NM jeff your opti looks like trash buy a new one LOL but keep the msd in mind as an upgrade
Last edited by FryedClutch; Nov 28, 2004 at 08:42 PM.
Re: Opti-Spark buying options??
if you dont mind the risk, i beleive pep boys and autozone now carry the optispark with a lifetime warrenty. i havent heard anything bad about them but if it does go out you get a new one, the work is the only real problem
i beleive it is priced ALOT less than the dealercost too
btw dont worry about the post man, we all got our opinions and we all got something to say, thats what makes cz28 a great place. you get the good with the bad and from that can make up your mind.
i beleive it is priced ALOT less than the dealercost too
btw dont worry about the post man, we all got our opinions and we all got something to say, thats what makes cz28 a great place. you get the good with the bad and from that can make up your mind.
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I bought an opti for my caprice from autozone 1yr ago. It came w/ everything, rotor, cap, and distributor for $130. I went two weeks ago for an opti for my formula. $130, except this time it did NOT include the cap & rotor. Those are now separate for an additional ~$130. Thats $260 total. All other parts stores were the same deal. Instead I bought a new opti from Jason for $230, which is less and its brand new AC Delco. Also I ran a bead of silicon along the outside of the new one to hopefully improve the seal from water/oil/etc. If you must do an opti, seriously think about doing a new water pump too (depending on the miles). It would not be much fun to spend the cash on an opti to then have the wp leak on it 6months later and destroying it. Opti, wp, and shipping was something like $385 from jason cromer.
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I would say go for the delteq aswell, the optical sensor is not the part that goes out on an opti. its usualy the points that do.
im not saying your never gonna need to get a new opti but i would just go with the delteq in hopes they come out with the stage 2 (which from what ive been told an add on to the stage 1) and just purchase that when the opti goes out. (if the stage 2 is out in that time)
im not saying your never gonna need to get a new opti but i would just go with the delteq in hopes they come out with the stage 2 (which from what ive been told an add on to the stage 1) and just purchase that when the opti goes out. (if the stage 2 is out in that time)
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Originally Posted by captain_foustas
I would say go for the delteq aswell, the optical sensor is not the part that goes out on an opti. its usualy the points that do.
im not saying your never gonna need to get a new opti but i would just go with the delteq in hopes they come out with the stage 2 (which from what ive been told an add on to the stage 1) and just purchase that when the opti goes out. (if the stage 2 is out in that time)
im not saying your never gonna need to get a new opti but i would just go with the delteq in hopes they come out with the stage 2 (which from what ive been told an add on to the stage 1) and just purchase that when the opti goes out. (if the stage 2 is out in that time)
Actually, My opti is sitting at my desk in front of me waiting for his replacement. because the optical sensor went out. (After 5 months)
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Originally Posted by captain_foustas
I would say go for the delteq aswell, the optical sensor is not the part that goes out on an opti. its usualy the points that do.....
Where are the "points" that go out in an Opti? Do you mean the rotor and plug wire terminals?


