View Poll Results: Which Battery Tray Kit
Saikou
4
4.44%
AWD Motorsports
2
2.22%
ETS
23
25.56%
AMS
14
15.56%
BR
18
20.00%
Others
29
32.22%
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Mar 1, 2011, 11:33 AM
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I got the tender because i have been carpooling alot lately and the car will sit for up to 4-5 days at a time.
Figured it was cheap insurance and the tristate site has 0% sales tax and free shipping, plus the cheapest price i could find for the tender ($43 vs. $55 locally, plus tax)
As the image was taken from somebody elses car I dont know, looks like it has a blue ETS coupler so thats my guess.
Figured it was cheap insurance and the tristate site has 0% sales tax and free shipping, plus the cheapest price i could find for the tender ($43 vs. $55 locally, plus tax)
As the image was taken from somebody elses car I dont know, looks like it has a blue ETS coupler so thats my guess.
Mar 1, 2011, 12:32 PM
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I got the tender because i have been carpooling alot lately and the car will sit for up to 4-5 days at a time.
Figured it was cheap insurance and the tristate site has 0% sales tax and free shipping, plus the cheapest price i could find for the tender ($43 vs. $55 locally, plus tax)
As the image was taken from somebody elses car I dont know, looks like it has a blue ETS coupler so thats my guess.
Figured it was cheap insurance and the tristate site has 0% sales tax and free shipping, plus the cheapest price i could find for the tender ($43 vs. $55 locally, plus tax)
As the image was taken from somebody elses car I dont know, looks like it has a blue ETS coupler so thats my guess.
Mar 1, 2011, 01:25 PM
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the battery tender comes with a hard-wired adapter so you can install the positive/negative leeds directly to the battery and has a waterproof cannon plug so you can just leave the tender in the garage, pop the hood and plug in whenever you need to.
I'll leave the plug installed year round and plug in as neccessary. No need to pull the battery.
I'll leave the plug installed year round and plug in as neccessary. No need to pull the battery.
Mar 1, 2011, 01:43 PM
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the battery tender comes with a hard-wired adapter so you can install the positive/negative leeds directly to the battery and has a waterproof cannon plug so you can just leave the tender in the garage, pop the hood and plug in whenever you need to.
I'll leave the plug installed year round and plug in as neccessary. No need to pull the battery.
I'll leave the plug installed year round and plug in as neccessary. No need to pull the battery.
How is that battery holding up? What state are you in?
Mar 1, 2011, 03:17 PM
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The battery has been installed for appxoimately 19 hours and I will admit, it has held up all 19 hours very well. Havent had a single problem yet! (WA state)
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