Battery for 20b
08-16-18, 08:56 AM
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Where is your battery currently located? That would generally determine what you can fit. In Project OldTree (20B FC), I'm using a Deka Intimidator 9A48. It's a bit bigger than a FC's stock battery and I had to make a custom box to fit in the storage bin, but it was well worth it. 70AH vs stock 55AH, and it was intended to crank a Chevy Silverado's 6.0L V8. The 20B Cosmo came with a 90AH battery and 2.0KW starter from the factory.
FWIW, I can go back to a stock FC battery just by adding a 1.5" spacer on one end in the box. The other dimensions are all the same.
FWIW, I can go back to a stock FC battery just by adding a 1.5" spacer on one end in the box. The other dimensions are all the same.
08-20-18, 11:55 PM
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Where is your battery currently located? That would generally determine what you can fit. In Project OldTree (20B FC), I'm using a Deka Intimidator 9A48. It's a bit bigger than a FC's stock battery and I had to make a custom box to fit in the storage bin, but it was well worth it. 70AH vs stock 55AH, and it was intended to crank a Chevy Silverado's 6.0L V8. The 20B Cosmo came with a 90AH battery and 2.0KW starter from the factory.
FWIW, I can go back to a stock FC battery just by adding a 1.5" spacer on one end in the box. The other dimensions are all the same.
FWIW, I can go back to a stock FC battery just by adding a 1.5" spacer on one end in the box. The other dimensions are all the same.
will this battery strong enough.
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