Will a kinetiks 1400 fit
06-26-2009 | 04:12 AM
#4
Optima Yellow Top D35:
size: 9 5/16" x 6 13/16" x 7 5/8"
weight: 36.4lbs
cca: 650
Kinetiks 1400:
size: 9" x 5.3" x 8.1" (8.9" with post)
weight: 39lbs
cca: 1150
So obviously your major concern is height?
In VO's thread about the Yellow Top, he has a GREAT pic showing the height of the D35 in the bay.
I think your 1400 will fit with a little modding. I believe there would be maybe another inch gained in the cover for the bay, you may need to trim some ribs out of the cover though. I can't remember if there is a tray liner that can be removed to gain some height or not, it's been a while since I changed my battery.
One other consideration is there may not be enough slack in the OE cables to stretch another inch higher. Just food for thought.
size: 9 5/16" x 6 13/16" x 7 5/8"
weight: 36.4lbs
cca: 650
Kinetiks 1400:
size: 9" x 5.3" x 8.1" (8.9" with post)
weight: 39lbs
cca: 1150
So obviously your major concern is height?
In VO's thread about the Yellow Top, he has a GREAT pic showing the height of the D35 in the bay.
I think your 1400 will fit with a little modding. I believe there would be maybe another inch gained in the cover for the bay, you may need to trim some ribs out of the cover though. I can't remember if there is a tray liner that can be removed to gain some height or not, it's been a while since I changed my battery.
One other consideration is there may not be enough slack in the OE cables to stretch another inch higher. Just food for thought.
06-29-2009 | 08:46 AM
#6
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