Are these batteries any good how about in the cold???????? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683473.gif
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there dry cell... very light weight, very reliable... plan on spending 110 $$
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Originally Posted by rootbeerdragon' post='767704' date='Oct 9 2005, 05:35 PM
there dry cell... very light weight, very reliable... plan on spending 110 $$ |
I used to have a Red top in my rx7, worked good. That one has a home in my dune buggy. Now I have a yellow top in my fd. They are more expen$ive than most other batteries but you get what you pay for.
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thanks
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According to all the guys at the Car Audio shop I used to work at they're all teh same. The extra cost of the yellow is a longer warranty or something and you don't really need it. Just get a red top. $110 is the price around here. I have a red top in my FB.
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Originally Posted by jose13b' post='767706' date='Oct 9 2005, 05:40 PM
I called auto zone 110 bucks$$$$$$$ go to ebay and spend 50-70 bucks |
Red tops are awesome, I just checked mine that's been sitting outside (in the car, tho) for 10 months. It's still fully charged and hasn't lost any cold-cranking amps yet to speak of, and it's around 30 degrees here every night these days.
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Yeah mine sat for about 8 months and didnt loose its charge.
they are also very easy to bring back if they do. |
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