cheapest place to buy opti?
08-30-2003, 07:30 AM
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cheapest place to buy opti?
Looking for one in the Detroit area I would prefer one from the dealer if the price is right. If not I read that autozone sells them for $130 with a life time warranty and one using one? Thanks!
Rob.
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08-30-2003, 02:45 PM
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Rob,
I don't know about the AZ opti...do a search in the tech section
there is a post about 40 pages long on it.
I do have a Autozone right down the street if you want
me to pick one up for you.
Yes, planning on the track tomorrow.You?
Kevin
I don't know about the AZ opti...do a search in the tech section
there is a post about 40 pages long on it.
I do have a Autozone right down the street if you want
me to pick one up for you.
Yes, planning on the track tomorrow.You?
Kevin
08-30-2003, 08:08 PM
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Thanks Kevin I'll let you know about the opti. Trouble shooting a few more things before I change the opti. If I get everything fixed I might go to St.thomas next weekend if you want to go. Have fun tommorow!
Rob
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09-03-2003, 11:44 AM
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I have the AZ opti with no problems so far. It has a lifetime warranty too.
It didn't come with a cap or rotor though, so I had to buy those seperately from Jason Chromer for another ~$100.
With the way optis are always sh*tting the bed I wanted to put something on that I wouldn't have to keep paying for. At least if this one fails, the next one's free. I will likely do the LS1 conversion if I ever have to touch it again though.
It didn't come with a cap or rotor though, so I had to buy those seperately from Jason Chromer for another ~$100.
With the way optis are always sh*tting the bed I wanted to put something on that I wouldn't have to keep paying for. At least if this one fails, the next one's free. I will likely do the LS1 conversion if I ever have to touch it again though.
09-03-2003, 09:36 PM
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well auto zone needs to hire some educated people. Taner ordered my a n opti, He as for a complete opti and when we went to pick it up it was just the distributor part with out cap and rotor. The counter guys says I don't think we sell them as a complete unit. so we took the opti apart and the distributor looked good so went to murray's and picked up an AC Delco cap and rotor set for $120. Thanks again Taner for your help.
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