new pics haven't been on here for a long time.
June-18th-2007, 06:17 PM
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here are a couple pics of my trunk cage and system.
June-18th-2007, 07:49 PM
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June-18th-2007, 09:06 PM
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A lil not bad though I am thinking of going with the Braille bettery soon. Whats the optima spiral cell delay?
June-18th-2007, 11:15 PM
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I didn't know people debated these kinds of batteries. They're all so fast and powerful, I'd figure they'd all work fine.
How can you even tell the difference between a yellow top and a stinger?
Oh, and to the post 2 up, Optima Spiral Cell is just a high performance battery that can sustain massive drain. I added the word 'dealy' (as in thingy) to the end, not delay.
Info:
http://www.optimabatteries.com/publi...eep_cycle.html
How can you even tell the difference between a yellow top and a stinger?
Oh, and to the post 2 up, Optima Spiral Cell is just a high performance battery that can sustain massive drain. I added the word 'dealy' (as in thingy) to the end, not delay.
Info:
http://www.optimabatteries.com/publi...eep_cycle.html
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June-18th-2007, 11:37 PM
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the stinget i have has almost twice the power...faster reaction..more cca... and everything is better.....for not that much more...go to there website maybe they will have more info for ya..but i had a altima and went to this when i upgraded the sysetem in the focus
June-18th-2007, 11:44 PM
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these are the spece for an entry level stinger batt for a oround the same price
spv 44
SPECIFICATIONS:
Weight: 36.52 lbs.
Internal resistance: <5 mOhms
CONSTANT DISCHARGE CAPACITY AT 77 DEGREES TO 10.50 V
20-hour Rate: 2.2A/44.0Ah
5-hour Rate: 7.48A/37.4Ah
1/2 hour rate/ 5 sec. Burst: 55.0A/27.5Ah 660 Amps
CCA: 500 Amps
GENERAL POWER SERIES SPECIFICATIONS:
Temperature range: -15C to + 50C
Typical Cycle Life: 350 cycles @ 100% depth of discharge (10.5v)
Maximum Charging Voltage:
15 Volts (Cyclic Use) 13.8 Volts (Standby Use)
spv 44
SPECIFICATIONS:
Weight: 36.52 lbs.
Internal resistance: <5 mOhms
CONSTANT DISCHARGE CAPACITY AT 77 DEGREES TO 10.50 V
20-hour Rate: 2.2A/44.0Ah
5-hour Rate: 7.48A/37.4Ah
1/2 hour rate/ 5 sec. Burst: 55.0A/27.5Ah 660 Amps
CCA: 500 Amps
GENERAL POWER SERIES SPECIFICATIONS:
Temperature range: -15C to + 50C
Typical Cycle Life: 350 cycles @ 100% depth of discharge (10.5v)
Maximum Charging Voltage:
15 Volts (Cyclic Use) 13.8 Volts (Standby Use)
June-19th-2007, 01:54 AM
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like i said this is entry here is a good one...
SPECIFICATIONS:
Internal resistance: 2.2mohm
5 Second Cranking: 2150A
Short circuit current: 5000A
Weight: 75lbs
Temperature range: -40C to + 60C
Constant current discharge in amps to 10 volts:
CCA rating: 1090
Ah rating: 99.4Ah
30 min.: 116
5 hr: 17
20hr.(C/20): 5
yea sorry for threadjack as well...admin could make our part a different thread about batteries if they want...
SPECIFICATIONS:
Internal resistance: 2.2mohm
5 Second Cranking: 2150A
Short circuit current: 5000A
Weight: 75lbs
Temperature range: -40C to + 60C
Constant current discharge in amps to 10 volts:
CCA rating: 1090
Ah rating: 99.4Ah
30 min.: 116
5 hr: 17
20hr.(C/20): 5
yea sorry for threadjack as well...admin could make our part a different thread about batteries if they want...
June-19th-2007, 02:02 AM
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Lol, well at least it's good info if he was planning on getting a battery.
That last one has some very nice specs, almost the same as what I have (the 1100 CCA model). How much did that one go for, if it's cheaper than what I paid it might be a good choice for my next battery.
That last one has some very nice specs, almost the same as what I have (the 1100 CCA model). How much did that one go for, if it's cheaper than what I paid it might be a good choice for my next battery.