battery died.......help?
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battery died.......help?
my big battery just died on me this morning, the good news is that im got my Greddy FMIC kit and need a smaller battery anyway. can anyone recommend a smaller battery that i can still keep up front with the most power possible? i have heard that odyssey batterys are slim but i dont know what model # to get or what other batteries are out there. any help will be appreciated.
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is the power comparable to a regular sized battery? and where would be the best place to get one?
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Originally Posted by Twinnos
is the power comparable to a regular sized battery? and where would be the best place to get one?
You can get them anywhere onlline...about $100+ something. I can't find one locally. Just for more info/notes...check out RE's old page (can't order from here...they closed):
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/minibattery.html
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PC680MJT 0769-2018B0N0 Small liter auto engine start, w/metal jacket & SAE Terminals
i found this one on odysseys website and looks like the one in rotary extremes pics.
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another option...basically same thing but different name: http://www.fighters-garage.com/mbk.html
in regards to the box...may have to look around for that...may find some in the classifieds section.
in regards to the box...may have to look around for that...may find some in the classifieds section.
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Damn, we have had a bunch of battery threads lately.....
A PC680 is a last resort IMO, it doesn't have enough power to even run the fans after shut-off. A 51R is a great size and capacity for the FD. But it's whatever will fit with your front mount.....
A PC680 is a last resort IMO, it doesn't have enough power to even run the fans after shut-off. A 51R is a great size and capacity for the FD. But it's whatever will fit with your front mount.....
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PC680 is good to crank the car up and is designed for a drag car that makes one pass and then recharges without an alternator. I have the PC680 and my volts jump around while driving from 10-14v. I dont even have A/C, a working radio, and most of my electronics hooked up at. I would personally suggest getting something reliable like a optima red top and putting it in a custom box in the trunk. some say that the pc680 is only good too if you drive the car every 3 or so days because it loses a charge.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
What do you mean? It's a standard size battery available from any manufacturer.....please use the SEARCH function.....
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I didn't say it was the stock size, I said it was a standard battery size (Honda Civic and other cars). It's available anywhere. A search would turn up pictures, etc, or a quick google check would give you dimensions. Any really small battery is going to have shitty capacity....if you can't fit a 51R under the hood, I would suggest relocating the battery.
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