11.5lb Mini Battery for $60
Dec 11, 2007, 09:55 AM
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Does anyone know if the "Braille all season battery" #B2015 is then the same as the EXT20L ? Seems like by the dimensions, it is the same...
I was planning on getting the slightly larger Braille battery #B2015, due to cold climate where I live, not that much heavier or much larger than the EXT14L and then should not have any issues with AC and stereo components.
Any Thoughts...
Jeller
I was planning on getting the slightly larger Braille battery #B2015, due to cold climate where I live, not that much heavier or much larger than the EXT14L and then should not have any issues with AC and stereo components.
Any Thoughts...
Jeller
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Dec 30, 2007, 10:36 PM
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I've been running it for 7000 miles! My friend has this battery for a year and never had a single problem!
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=304097
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=304097
Dec 30, 2007, 10:38 PM
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And here are more info >>> http://www.iwsti.com/forums/vendor-g...unt-combo.html
Jan 2, 2008, 04:31 PM
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i just so happend to find an eastpenn store in my town.. no shipping charges... so no ones had any problems so far with this battery?
i've got a stereo system in my car but i was think of running a two battery setup... probably will have to for sure ifi pick this up
i've got a stereo system in my car but i was think of running a two battery setup... probably will have to for sure ifi pick this up
Jan 16, 2008, 10:45 AM
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Does anyone know if the "Braille all season battery" #B2015 is then the same as the EXT20L ? Seems like by the dimensions, it is the same...
I was planning on getting the slightly larger Braille battery #B2015, due to cold climate where I live, not that much heavier or much larger than the EXT14L and then should not have any issues with AC and stereo components.
Jeller
I was planning on getting the slightly larger Braille battery #B2015, due to cold climate where I live, not that much heavier or much larger than the EXT14L and then should not have any issues with AC and stereo components.
Jeller
I used the EXT20L but I got it at carquest near my house. Its a bit larger than the
EXT14L But seems to be comparable to the Braille B2015 (they call this the all season lightweight battery). Weighs in at 15lbs. and a bit higher CC# than the Ext14L.
Only issue is that it may not fit most of your battery trays, As I think its slightly larger. I have a pretty simple/homemade tray that I modded to accept this.
I have had the battery on my car for about a month now with no issues. I live in Buffalo NY and its pretty cold here most of the time, about 20-30* average lows.
I will say that if I probably didnt drive the car everyday, it maybe an issue, running this small battery in such cold temps. I will post up some pics this week.
Jeller
Feb 3, 2008, 08:30 AM
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UPDATE/REVIEW:
I used the EXT20L but I got it at carquest near my house. Its a bit larger than the
EXT14L But seems to be comparable to the Braille B2015 (they call this the all season lightweight battery). Weighs in at 15lbs. and a bit higher CC# than the Ext14L.
Only issue is that it may not fit most of your battery trays, As I think its slightly larger. I have a pretty simple/homemade tray that I modded to accept this.
I have had the battery on my car for about a month now with no issues. I live in Buffalo NY and its pretty cold here most of the time, about 20-30* average lows.
I will say that if I probably didnt drive the car everyday, it maybe an issue, running this small battery in such cold temps. I will post up some pics this week.
Jeller
I used the EXT20L but I got it at carquest near my house. Its a bit larger than the
EXT14L But seems to be comparable to the Braille B2015 (they call this the all season lightweight battery). Weighs in at 15lbs. and a bit higher CC# than the Ext14L.
Only issue is that it may not fit most of your battery trays, As I think its slightly larger. I have a pretty simple/homemade tray that I modded to accept this.
I have had the battery on my car for about a month now with no issues. I live in Buffalo NY and its pretty cold here most of the time, about 20-30* average lows.
I will say that if I probably didnt drive the car everyday, it maybe an issue, running this small battery in such cold temps. I will post up some pics this week.
Jeller
Those 4 lbs are a small price to pay for reliability -- even on a dedicated race car.
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I just bought one of these Deka EXT14 batteries. I have a question for the guys using it. Does it come with the male terminals on top? or does this have only a female inlets on the top & side?
thanks in advance!
thanks in advance!
