battery question
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battery question
well i have a 94 teg and the battery is going dead and i have heard of people using lawnmower batteries instead of a car battery cuz they are smaller and cheaper and get the same results. anyway just looking for some feedback let me know what you think
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Re: battery question (airikkCRX)
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you sir have heard wrong...while you can use a lawnmower battery, why would you? you don't drive a honda lawnmower
go w/ an OE type battery, group size 51-R....you do NOT get the same results with an lawnmower battery as you do with a automotive battery
you sir have heard wrong...while you can use a lawnmower battery, why would you? you don't drive a honda lawnmower
go w/ an OE type battery, group size 51-R....you do NOT get the same results with an lawnmower battery as you do with a automotive battery
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Re: battery question (GRAF-FITI)
Go to Costco and get their Kirkland brand battery (that's their house brand, and it's made by Johnson Controls, one of the top battery manufacturers). It costs $40 and comes with a 3-year full warranty, 100-month pro-rated warranty.
I priced batteries everywhere I could and nobody else came within $15 of Costco.
I priced batteries everywhere I could and nobody else came within $15 of Costco.
