Where are the battery threads?!! &#%@&!
08-21-2007, 05:32 AM
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Where are the battery threads?!! &#%@&!
I have been HAMMERING the search, and not finding **** for decent battery recommendations.
Anyone mind pointing me to the Battery recommendations/review threads please?
Tanks
Anyone mind pointing me to the Battery recommendations/review threads please?
Tanks
08-21-2007, 06:00 AM
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I guess it depends on if you have an OEM or serious aftermarket stereo system.
Seems that people like the Interstate or Die Hards from the four threads I saw.
Here's one-
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....hlight=battery
Good luck!
Seems that people like the Interstate or Die Hards from the four threads I saw.
Here's one-
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....hlight=battery
Good luck!
08-21-2007, 08:23 AM
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I saw that Supra's battery is the Oddysey...just need to get some responses from him on stereo equip. I have an after-market amp and a custom boxed 10" in the driver's side cubby. Other than that and a Roady Xt I'm stock.
I appreciate the links guys...gettin' a little frustrated...I hate starting threads that have been covered extensively...LOL
Tanks,
I appreciate the links guys...gettin' a little frustrated...I hate starting threads that have been covered extensively...LOL
Tanks,
08-21-2007, 09:58 AM
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I'm using the Braille Auto (B14115, 11.5 lbs) CF battery and their mounting kit as well. It was easy to install and the mounting hardware fits like a glove for their batteries.
http://www.brailleauto.com/productca...?idCategory=16
http://www.brailleauto.com/productca...p?idCategory=3
http://www.brailleauto.com/productca...?idCategory=16
http://www.brailleauto.com/productca...p?idCategory=3
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08-21-2007, 12:45 PM
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Ouch! $2XX for a battery is a bit outta the range that I wanna get into.
Thanks for the info though! I think that I might go witht the oddysey or the red top. decisions....decisions. That is why I OP'd.
tanks guys.
Thanks for the info though! I think that I might go witht the oddysey or the red top. decisions....decisions. That is why I OP'd.
tanks guys.
08-22-2007, 06:16 AM
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optima puts out a really nice battery. You'll have that thing a solid 4-5 years without any problems. Leak proof, more cranking amps than your average battery. Just make sure to order a Reverse Top batter whenever you purchase one. Your battery is on the opposite side as most cars, so the wires are also switched around. if you get a normal battery it is likely that the wires will not stretch far enough and it will not work. (coming from experience)
08-22-2007, 06:25 AM
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I recommend a red top if you can find one. I went with a yellow top so my car wouldn't be down for 3 days while waiting on the battery to come in. Advance auto has the best prices on optima batteries around here.
The z's battery is a group 35 battery so the optima red top has a model number of 35 and the optima yellow is model number D35.
The z's battery is a group 35 battery so the optima red top has a model number of 35 and the optima yellow is model number D35.
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Originally Posted by HondaKiller
optima puts out a really nice battery. You'll have that thing a solid 4-5 years without any problems. Leak proof, more cranking amps than your average battery. Just make sure to order a Reverse Top batter whenever you purchase one. Your battery is on the opposite side as most cars, so the wires are also switched around. if you get a normal battery it is likely that the wires will not stretch far enough and it will not work. (coming from experience)
My car, with a full stereo, stock alternator, stock OEM battery - zero need to upgrade and only costs about $70!
08-22-2007, 08:10 AM
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After reading the hell out of other similarly related threads...I might just get an exide or duralast gold. Save some dough....and after really putting some thought into it....15lbs, ain't gonna make much difference on a Non-FI Daily driver.
I'll just get a higher than OEM CCA value on the one that I purchase.
Thanks guys.
I'll just get a higher than OEM CCA value on the one that I purchase.
Thanks guys.
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