RamAir95TA

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I find it ironic that the OP misspelled "Failure."

Formula WS6

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AC delco or dynaspark

Earlier this year I switched back to my stock style ignition from the delteq setup(was now running a mallory685 box). I had a friend who had luck with the accel so I figured I would give it a try. What a POS!!!!!. the ******* thing crapped out on me on the second track pass.

I never had 1 problem when I ran my delteq, I loved it but I didn't want to drop over $1K on an msd DIS 4 system and a window switch. I didn't want to ever think about it again so I went with the Dynaspark. It's been great all summer.

Also, the company AIP on ebay that sells that dragonfire(msd knock off) also sells Dynasparks for $500 with free shipping.

here's the link
http://all-ignition.com/gen2-df-lt1.html

halucinator

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Here is what I did. I went to the local junkyard. Pulled a couple of optis from a couple of LT1s and L98s and swapped out just the sensor. Works a lot better with the mitsubishi sensor. The chinese made ones aren't even a sealed sensor for the circuitry like the mitsubishis. I was able to pop the cover off the back of a chinese made one, but couldn't with the Mitsubishi. Be careful when swapping out a sensor, Definitely need the Reverse Torx deep well sockets and a T8 sized bit.

So for me, AC Delco Optisparks.

97Z28SS

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Thanks Shoebox, you are the man, however I have come into some money so I'm going to get the Dynaspark made for the LTCC and put the LS1 coils and LTCC on the car and be done with it.

brianswimmer23

yep the best is AC DELCO!!

Cross

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Someone is selling the Gen 3 for the LTCC Dynaspark in the FS section.

transmaro93

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where do you buy these dyna sparks made for ltcc... i bought a used ltcc kit and alls im needing to do is put a new opti in.... but would rahter one custom for the ltcc kit... where can i find these.... sorry for hijacking your thread

edit- i found them... they are twice as expensive as a new delco..... is it worth it to go with the dynaspark for my ltcc system or will it be a waste of money if the delco works fine...??

myk

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Like the others have said, factory, stock, OEM, the real deal, etc...

A20SVT00

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where do they sell the dynaspark or ac delco besided the dealer

A20SVT00

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and how much

dirtynorth

Sorry I cant spell

B4CZR2

just bought a stock GM unit... msd def not the way to go. had mine fail after 4k then they fixed it and it died again after 20min of idling.

1993 z28 f1

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Hey:

MSD 's quality control must have been downsized, I had 2 of 8 LS1 MSD coils go bad after just 1,000 miles, looked nice but for how much they cost they should last forever. I hope my Imp MSD Opti lasts longer than my old ac one for how much more they cost. My Dynaspark has been really good but I don't want to brag about it, or it will go bad via Murphy's Law. I still think A dynaspark is by far the best Opti ever.. 62,000 miles and counting, and a better choice than the about same price $500+ MSD

www.dynaspark.net

Dub

When In Doubt Do Without

SLawson86

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my vote goes for OE unit (AC delco) with MSD cap/rotor. seems they seal a bit better

DBurgLT1

definitely AC Delco (Delphi)

A20SVT00

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ac delco, any how much are they and where the best place to buy one

1993 z28 f1

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Hey:

thepartsladi and all_ignition on Ebay have good prices on an ac/delco opti.

Dub

When In Doubt Do Without

bearcatt

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da opti.




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