New battery! I just shed 20 pounds!
#1
New battery! I just shed 20 pounds!
As the title says, I got my Braille B2015C and took out that huge stocker... instant 20 pound loss
The car cranks great and the voltage is actually slightly higher than the stocker.
A few pics:
Here it is just before it went in:
And here it is at its new home:
Comments welcome!
C.
The car cranks great and the voltage is actually slightly higher than the stocker.
A few pics:
Here it is just before it went in:
And here it is at its new home:
Comments welcome!
C.
#4
Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
How much did that run you? Does it come with that battery tiie down too? I wonder if you still can run a small system with this battery.
Supossedly, you can run some good audio with this little guy. There is a larger model that will definitely tolerate more of that kind of abuse
Best Regards!
C
#7
Originally Posted by Nexx
ive heard horror stories about some of these only lasting a year or less. i hope yours fairs much better.
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#8
I am pretty confident it will last -- dry cells implicitely have a longer useful life and since my car is a daily driver it will keep it from dying too easily.
In terms of Amp-Hours, I found that under a reasonable drain, Braille performs quite good, here is a little comparison I found:
Braille B2015 = 21 Amp-Hours (15 pound), 1067CA @ 32° F, 35min res.
Odyssey PC680 = 15.4 Amp-Hours (15 pound), 680CA @ 32° F, 25 min res.
Odyssey PC925 = 26 Amp hours (26 pound), 925CA @ 32° F, 52 min res.
Optima D35 (YellowTop) = 48 Amp hours (37 pound), 1000CA @ 32° F, 98min res.
Optima 34R (RedTop) = 50 Amp hours (39 pound), 810CA @ 32° F, 104 min res.
Even though it is a deep cycle battery it will not last as long as one of the bigger guys (size definitely gives an advantage) but it will be ok on daily driven cars and weigh savings are definitely considerable.
I am happy with the mod and I hope that this will be a good choice for at least a couple years.
C.
In terms of Amp-Hours, I found that under a reasonable drain, Braille performs quite good, here is a little comparison I found:
Braille B2015 = 21 Amp-Hours (15 pound), 1067CA @ 32° F, 35min res.
Odyssey PC680 = 15.4 Amp-Hours (15 pound), 680CA @ 32° F, 25 min res.
Odyssey PC925 = 26 Amp hours (26 pound), 925CA @ 32° F, 52 min res.
Optima D35 (YellowTop) = 48 Amp hours (37 pound), 1000CA @ 32° F, 98min res.
Optima 34R (RedTop) = 50 Amp hours (39 pound), 810CA @ 32° F, 104 min res.
Even though it is a deep cycle battery it will not last as long as one of the bigger guys (size definitely gives an advantage) but it will be ok on daily driven cars and weigh savings are definitely considerable.
I am happy with the mod and I hope that this will be a good choice for at least a couple years.
C.
#9
Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
My optima battery has lasted me over 4 years so far and still going strong.
#10
Originally Posted by NismoKid
Hmm...my battery (still the original one) has been working for 4.5 years now. How much longer do you think it will go for? I'd be pretty pissed if it goes out over night when I have to leave to work at like 6AM.
My optima, i have left my car sitting there for long periods of times without cranking, still going strong.
#11
Don't meant to hijack, but anyone put one of these (4.5 pounder) on their Z?
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