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Owen_1987 10-21-2013 02:01 AM

Lightweight battery
 
I'm looking for a lightweight battery, what do people have?

Can these be used for daily driving?

Thanks

MB 10-21-2013 02:07 AM

Varley 25 is a decent choice.

Ive got a Spoon battery tray stay FS if needed :)

eSeM 10-21-2013 02:20 AM

I got a Varley Red Top 25.

On my third one and I generally get 18months out of them before they have to be replaced.

During the summer they are fine but in winter they will die if the car is left for over a week without being used.

eSeM 10-21-2013 02:22 AM


Originally Posted by MB (Post 22837751)
Ive got a Spoon battery tray stay FS if needed :)

I use the Spoon tray and stays.

(First lightweight battery I had was the Spoon, it cost about twice as much and didn't last as long as the Varley)

s2konroids 10-21-2013 02:37 AM

I had an RMD one on my old S, decent weight saving for the price being essentially typical acid battery however I destroyed it due to not being used enough. And you'll only get 5 days leaving it sat before it needs charged.

Owen_1987 10-21-2013 04:06 AM

Maybe i should wait until its not a daily driver then I think. Thanks for your help guys

AccordR 10-21-2013 05:55 AM


Originally Posted by Owen_1987 (Post 22837827)
Maybe i should wait until its not a daily driver then I think. Thanks for your help guys

Probably for the best. I had an Odyssey battery for about 18 months which was fine. However after that it became a liability and had to be replaced.

AccordR 10-21-2013 05:56 AM

Unless you use a trickle charger ?

eSeM 10-21-2013 06:16 AM


Originally Posted by Owen_1987 (Post 22837827)
Maybe i should wait until its not a daily driver then I think.

I would say the opposite .... if my car was a daily driver the battery would never completely drain and probably last longer.

:)

Owen_1987 10-21-2013 06:18 AM


Originally Posted by eSeM
I would say the opposite .... if my car was a daily driver the battery would never completely drain and probably last longer. :)

Oh really, im just a bit concerned by the cold winter we had last year and it not starting in the morning before work. I suppose im saying if its going to be a liability i probably wont consider it


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