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Old Feb 20, 2012 | 05:55 PM
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Default Re: good buy on battery

Originally Posted by coolx
I still have an oem battery, not sure how old it is, I bought the car in late September and I've been concerned about needing one. When I saw your post I was curious so I clicked on the link, found the battery for $64.99 - free shipping. So, what's the catch? How long have you had your battery? It's just at that price, it seems too good to be true...

Well I found the battery at Amazon and according to the description, it's to power an audio system...not what I intended to use it for
Needswings sells the same battery as a kit to fit the Xfires. It includes the SAE top post adapters and a custom made battery tie down spacer for around $90, which is very reasonable. I went this route looking to cut weight on the popular belief that every pound shed gains you 1 HP. My car is my daily driver back & forth to work, so it works fine for me. Had it installed since last Nov. and not a lick of problems. There are a few other members who use the same setup.

http://www.needswings.com/Shuriken-L...-bt20-kit.aspx

Another cool thing being done is mounting the battery behind the passenger seat, freeing up the battery tray area for NOX or intercooler installs.
 

Last edited by syfi; Feb 20, 2012 at 06:19 PM.
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