Well I'm need a new battery and want to know if anyone has experience with either or lighweight batteries, Baker or Dyno Batt. Baker batt are about 12-15lbs. and Dyno batt is 13.5lbs. If anyone has diff light weight batt give me there opinions on it.

 

i have a baker batt. no problems...went in clean...go to INLINEFOUR.COM for pics

 

did you have to change the battery wire ends?

 

Look what I found with the Search function:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=213546

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=245896

Mattj


[Modified by Dropspeed, 10:22 PM 1/1/2003]

 

i just searched for the brand name batteries, sorry

 

i got baker batt. in my car, so far so good.

 

Interesting that I can't read, Maybe you should reread the post, there is no point in his post that he says one battery VS. another. But it does say Either or

The problem with message boards is that you can not tell the tone used in a sentance, but that was what the smiley face is for. like "hey look what I found", Unlike the direct slam against me with the "user that can't read" Not very professional for someone that is trying to promote their business in their sig. IMO. Here is the post below


"Well I'm need a new battery and want to know if anyone has experience with either or lighweight batteries, Baker or Dyno Batt. Baker batt are about 12-15lbs. and Dyno batt is 13.5lbs. If anyone has diff light weight batt give me there opinions on it. "

Mattj
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[Modified by Dropspeed, 10:02 AM 1/2/2003]

 

You wanted to know about other light batteries as well, right?

Odyssey PC625 @ $57.32
https://www.batteries4everything.com/ Look under Odyssey PC625, of course

I have this battery, and it's just as good as the others.....at least I haven't had any problems

You will just have to buy automotive terminals.

 

Here's an article that everyone should read if your interested in buying a Dyna-batt

http://www.stealth316.com/2-dynabatt.htm