Lightest battery for daily driving???
Originally Posted by CAT3
So when I order my PC680 I need to order/get adapters also? Where/What? TIA
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Originally Posted by al
Here is the battery I run http://www.gotbatteries.com/Productp...ctNum=37L105S1. I have had it on the car since March 25th (right at 6000 miles)and my car is a daily driver. I even have a underdrive pully and the car cranks everytime. I have stock electronics in the car and always have my stereo on and my lights and stereo on when I drive home from work. I mounted mine just like GM Musc. did. I made adapters so my stock cables fit.
thanks alot....as soon as you verify this im buying right off your link! thanks!
Originally Posted by AnthonyConstant
So this will work on a 94 z28? can i just buy adapters , if so you got a link...
thanks alot....as soon as you verify this im buying right off your link! thanks!
thanks alot....as soon as you verify this im buying right off your link! thanks!
PRODUCT NOTES
For motorsports applications use the Odyssey battery. The Odyssey was designed for rugged vibration sensitive applications with thicker plates to prevent cracking and premature failure. The warranty on the Genesis doesn't cover motorsports installations.
Get this one. PC680
http://cgi.ebay.com/ODYSSEY-PC680-DR...QQcmdZViewItem
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Originally Posted by AnthonyConstant
So this will work on a 94 z28? can i just buy adapters , if so you got a link...
thanks alot....as soon as you verify this im buying right off your link! thanks!
thanks alot....as soon as you verify this im buying right off your link! thanks!
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Originally Posted by SUX2BU
Don't get that one look at what it says in the product notes.
PRODUCT NOTES
For motorsports applications use the Odyssey battery. The Odyssey was designed for rugged vibration sensitive applications with thicker plates to prevent cracking and premature failure. The warranty on the Genesis doesn't cover motorsports installations.
Get this one. PC680
http://cgi.ebay.com/ODYSSEY-PC680-DR...QQcmdZViewItem
PRODUCT NOTES
For motorsports applications use the Odyssey battery. The Odyssey was designed for rugged vibration sensitive applications with thicker plates to prevent cracking and premature failure. The warranty on the Genesis doesn't cover motorsports installations.
Get this one. PC680
http://cgi.ebay.com/ODYSSEY-PC680-DR...QQcmdZViewItem
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Guys,
I have a couple 13lb batteries left for sale. They are the same size and specs as the dyna-batts and PC 680 but have flat post style terminals. I use one on my car with no problems and Slow3hoe2 from this board is using one in his DD Camaro. They crank fine and work good for DD's and have so far lasted a couple seasons.
These are brand new never used batteries that I'll let go for $65 shipped to you're door.
troy.m.carter@gmail.com
This is a pic of the one I have in my Mustang.
I have a couple 13lb batteries left for sale. They are the same size and specs as the dyna-batts and PC 680 but have flat post style terminals. I use one on my car with no problems and Slow3hoe2 from this board is using one in his DD Camaro. They crank fine and work good for DD's and have so far lasted a couple seasons.
These are brand new never used batteries that I'll let go for $65 shipped to you're door.
troy.m.carter@gmail.com
This is a pic of the one I have in my Mustang.
I killed my original light battery after three cars and two years and draining it waay to many times so I bought a PC 625 (a little heavier) locally and it's worked fine since.
I put one of the Odyssey 680's in the Z, it works fine but right now its about 35 degrees in the garage and this thing is barely turning the car over. I highly doubt its gonna work in the really cold (like in the teens) temperatures. If I put some kind of trickle charger on it will it help?
