Battery dying out, what is a worthy replacement?
Any suggestion? I may run some weak sound system in the car...like some cheap ampliefied Bazooka and at most a 200W amp for all 4 corners.
Yet, contradicting enough, I want a light and durable battery.
Yet, contradicting enough, I want a light and durable battery.
either stock, which works for me very well and you know what I have or just go to http://www.sears.com
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either stock, which works for me very well and you know what I have or just go to http://www.sears.com
The recommend CCA for Integras, according to Sear site, is 440. How much they weight?
Oddysey 625 is only 265A. So any major concerns? They are 13lbs
Are you sure the T1R, Dynabat and Oddysey and handle the sound system's demand?
[Modified by nEoMuGen, 8:06 PM 11/8/2002]
Are you sure the T1R, Dynabat and Oddysey and handle the sound system's demand?
Your sound system runs off the alternator's current - not the battery. If you are killing the battery - it means your alternator is too weak.
dont forget to charge it before using
very nice and space consuming.
You can get lightweight Dynabatt batteries from Performance Distributors.
either stock, which works for me very well and you know what I have or just go to http://www.sears.com
You mean DieHard?
The recommend CCA for Integras, according to Sear site, is 440. How much they weight?
Oddysey 625 is only 265A. So any major concerns? They are 13lbs
Are you sure the T1R, Dynabat and Oddysey and handle the sound system's demand?
[Modified by nEoMuGen, 8:06 PM 11/8/2002]
You mean DieHard?
The recommend CCA for Integras, according to Sear site, is 440. How much they weight?
Oddysey 625 is only 265A. So any major concerns? They are 13lbs
Are you sure the T1R, Dynabat and Oddysey and handle the sound system's demand?
[Modified by nEoMuGen, 8:06 PM 11/8/2002]
I don't anticipate a problem at all. was only $99. Can be found cheaper too I bet.


