0940's latest Dietary supplement
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Re: 0940's latest Dietary supplement (Asahi)
what is that?
I won't say there are not better performers this was immediatly available and cheaper than most.
I won't say there are not better performers this was immediatly available and cheaper than most.
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what is that?
I won't say there are not better performers this was immediatly available and cheaper than most.
its the TypeOne Racing light weight battery for hondas...
I won't say there are not better performers this was immediatly available and cheaper than most.
its the TypeOne Racing light weight battery for hondas...
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Re: 0940's latest Dietary supplement (Todd00)
My $29 Lawn and garden battery has 310CCA and weighs ~15lbs.
~300 is plenty to start the R
~300 is plenty to start the R
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Re: 0940's latest Dietary supplement (Asahi)
I guess around 310 is the maximum cca made for a lawn and tractor battery, so they are hard to find. I went 5 different places before I found the 310cca.
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Re: 0940's latest Dietary supplement (Asahi)
I put this together a while back
Manufacturer, weight, price, power, retailers
Type1, 13.5 lbs, ~$135, ??CCA / ??CA, ??
Spoon, 13.5 lbs, $??, ??CCA / ??CA, http://www.ipsracing or http://www.randdmotorsports.com
WestCo, ??lbs, $??, ??CCA / ??CA, ??
Dynabatt, 13.5lbs, $135, ??CCA / ??CA, http://www.performancedistributors.com
Odyssey (PC625), 13.2lbs, $??, 265 CCA / 350 CA, http://www.odysseyfactory.com/odybuy.htm
Manufacturer, weight, price, power, retailers
Type1, 13.5 lbs, ~$135, ??CCA / ??CA, ??
Spoon, 13.5 lbs, $??, ??CCA / ??CA, http://www.ipsracing or http://www.randdmotorsports.com
WestCo, ??lbs, $??, ??CCA / ??CA, ??
Dynabatt, 13.5lbs, $135, ??CCA / ??CA, http://www.performancedistributors.com
Odyssey (PC625), 13.2lbs, $??, 265 CCA / 350 CA, http://www.odysseyfactory.com/odybuy.htm
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Re: 0940's latest Dietary supplement (owen_the_soyboy)
Temperature range
- 40°C (- 40°F) to + 45°C (113°F) for PC 535 & PC 625
- 40°C (- 40°F) to + 80°C (176°F) with metal jacket on all other sizes
Hmmmm the temperature range (operating temperature??) is only max 113F for this battery. It's 101 outside right now, not counting being IN the sun or actually car running/engine bay temps.
If this means something different, please let me know 'cause I'd surely like a lighter battery
- 40°C (- 40°F) to + 45°C (113°F) for PC 535 & PC 625
- 40°C (- 40°F) to + 80°C (176°F) with metal jacket on all other sizes
Hmmmm the temperature range (operating temperature??) is only max 113F for this battery. It's 101 outside right now, not counting being IN the sun or actually car running/engine bay temps.
If this means something different, please let me know 'cause I'd surely like a lighter battery
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