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Old 01-22-2005, 09:51 PM
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What type or model number will i need to replace my delco battery on my Z06.
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Old 01-23-2005, 08:28 AM
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What type of Optima Redtop For A Z06
you kinda answered your own question right there lol
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Yes, model # dummy.. you obviously don't know, their are 4 -5 red top's
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I would have to say that you will come out just as cheap as anywhere else by going to Advance Auto and buying one. Im a car stereo dealer and my cost on that battery is $93 and change. By the time I have something that heavy shipped to me its not that much cheaper than store price.

The battery Optima recommends for your application is the 75/35. Retail on that battery ranges from 110 to 120. Of course that is on exchange and I would be buying them outright but you aint got much use for a dead battery now do you?
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Thanks for the info 75/35 it is. Did Optima CHANGE THE CODES FROM 75/35 TO 75/25???

i'LL PICK ONE UP THIS WEEK
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Im not sure on the model number change.
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why is a red top better it still makes the same 12 volts my 40 dollar battery makes
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it is more durable ... it wont leak ... it has a much better replacement warranty ..... it looks cool ... it has more more ca for its size than most ..... it looks cool (bling) ..... it has a good reserve .... did i say it looks kool ... it cost more so u can brag about how much you paid for your battery (well that may be a little over the top)
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If you have a Costco in your area check there. 75/35's are $99 at my local Costco.




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