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It depends on how crazy you want to go. I like that Porsche cayman r battery But it's $1700!!! |
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I get what you're saying but 3 lbs for $242, is it really worth it? In race trim, fully gutted then yes, this would be a must but if you have a street car, how beneficial would that be? |
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$242 is a bargain! |
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Got to love technology! |
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My point was based on what the 3 criterias the OP mentioned; lighter, reliabity and reasonable cost. An $80 Deka @ 11lbs seems to fit the bill. |
http://www.shoraipower.com/p-209-lfx36a3-bs12.aspx
This is could be the lightest DD battery for the money, open this link then click on the red more information at the bottom of the page for full details. http://www.ballisticparts.com/produc...ies/16cell.php This one is actually cheaper and lighter but with less CCA but you still use it as DD battery i guess |
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Anyone knows if the motorcycle batteries is a direct fit in cars ?
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http://www.shoraipower.com/images/product/lfxspecs.pdf Notice you can easily get the automotive battery connects... The second one is still a better deal since it is on sale for $242 and has 500 cca, and weights 3 pounds... Damn batteries weighing less than some laptops! Crazy! |
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The deka is a good deal...11 pounds is good but what is the cca and does it need a battery tender? I found the deka as low as $64...... Whoever is going to the Tokyo auto show..somebody ask how much does the stock battery weigh? |
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