Hi all,
My Battery has just died (its still the original one from when the car was new) and I was wondering what the best alternative would be. I know Century make good batteries but was wondering if there were any other alternatives out there?
Thanks
Sean
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id be sticking with something like a supercharge gold - MF53 or an equivellent ACdelco
the supercharge is about the most powerfull at, 600cca and 105rc
EASTERN CREEK JCNSW 2009
Originally Posted by Commydoor
Andrew, the Yellow top optima batteries are 800cca.
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from what i understand the yellows are really good for people that have show cars and what not, that have big stereos running all day, and 4x4s with lights and fridges and what not, hence the deep cycle part of the battery,
i believe also deep cycle batteries dont always respond well to alot of cranking, short trips and what not, they like to be charged up to max and drained down, recharged to max again kind of thing
in saying that though, i know those batteries are good but i havnt researched them much, will have a look now
but honestly, unless you have a sound off car or what not, its way to much overkill for a standard commo at the price they are, supercharge golds are 130 bucks
EASTERN CREEK JCNSW 2009
Originally Posted by Commydoor
EASTERN CREEK JCNSW 2009
Originally Posted by Commydoor
I did read that those batteries are more suited to cars with big stereos & 4wds with fridges, driving lights etc....
It sounded like a good idea at the time
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Paul,
They are a good battery. Have a D34 in my VN for the last 5-6 years. I was doing a lot of country driving at the time and hence have over 750 watts of light on the front.
Last a lot longer than standard wet batteries, up to 8-10 years, so the price outlay to start with may be more but in the long run, works out cheaper than standard batteries over the same time.
750 watts, tats some serious lighting mate!
I was thinking the yellow top Optima, cause i will be installing a high pwr Snd sys not to far down the track, i do country driving every no & then
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