Bad MSD Opti's
#22
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True. I did this with my 94 M6 back in '09, but ran into problems with the isolator (middle piece between rotor and housing). I had to sand and dremel it here and there to get it to stop rubbing the rotor in one spot.
Even better, you can vent your own with a few vacuum fittings and a vacuum harness from the boneyard- got mine from a 95 Fleetwood. You just cross vent it from the isolator and the cap. You just have to be careful where you put them.
Even better, you can vent your own with a few vacuum fittings and a vacuum harness from the boneyard- got mine from a 95 Fleetwood. You just cross vent it from the isolator and the cap. You just have to be careful where you put them.
#24
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That was specifically in response to the folks who think 2 years and counting from a twice as expensive aftermarket piece makes it something good. These "been using it for a short time and it works" comments are typical of those looking to justify their purchases, but in reality such feedback is about pointless till they exceed the expected life of the stock part.
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That was specifically in response to the folks who think 2 years and counting from a twice as expensive aftermarket piece makes it something good. These "been using it for a short time and it works" comments are typical of those looking to justify their purchases, but in reality such feedback is about pointless till they exceed the expected life of the stock part.
#26
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Just my 2 cents but I installed 3 gm Optis in a role that all blew up on me or failed with 10 miles or less on each( one was actually the test drive) that I bought from summit for my 383 that summit wouldn't warranty for me and then installed a msd unit and I've had 20000+ hard miles on it thus far with 0 problems or complaints
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That was specifically in response to the folks who think 2 years and counting from a twice as expensive aftermarket piece makes it something good. These "been using it for a short time and it works" comments are typical of those looking to justify their purchases, but in reality such feedback is about pointless till they exceed the expected life of the stock part.
#30
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If you dident jump to conclusions I could have old you I only paid 400 for mine brand new on sale. The prices of a stock replacement here in Canada is $450. So before you presume to know what you talking about do us a fav out and don't. I make a lot of money and when it comes to my car I don't mind spending it on whatever I think is best. Besides I ordered a 2014 ss 1le so the msd will be someone else's problem or not.
If you shop around you can find all kinds of prices for either product., high and low.
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