PC680MJT Install?
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i know a couple of u guys have done one of these drycells, so i was wonderin if u had any pointers on the install? also, is this the lightest battery suggested for a car like ours? thanks.
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Originally posted by TheBigShow
i know a couple of u guys have done one of these drycells, so i was wonderin if u had any pointers on the install? also, is this the lightest battery suggested for a car like ours? thanks.
i know a couple of u guys have done one of these drycells, so i was wonderin if u had any pointers on the install? also, is this the lightest battery suggested for a car like ours? thanks.
The battery should start it fine, but it doesn't have as much reserve.
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Originally posted by TheBigShow
so i should stick with the 680, due to more reserve? i did notice a little less weight with that one. thanks.
so i should stick with the 680, due to more reserve? i did notice a little less weight with that one. thanks.
Anyway, I've got a 545 on order. I saw what Vlad did with his in the stock location and I'm wondering if it will fit under the passenger seat instead. With the spare out of the well and taking weigh off with an exhaust, the balance is going to be more and more out of whack.
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