Audio Friendly Battery
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Audio Friendly Battery
On the OEM level this topic would obviously be posted in a different section of this Forum, but considering the additional draw associated with added amps, speakers, subs, etc.... thinking that there might be tie to this audio forum.
With that being said, curious if there are any recommendations for batteries that are a bit more user friendly for these higher audio demands.
Thank you in advance!!!!!
With that being said, curious if there are any recommendations for batteries that are a bit more user friendly for these higher audio demands.
Thank you in advance!!!!!
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On the OEM level this topic would obviously be posted in a different section of this Forum, but considering the additional draw associated with added amps, speakers, subs, etc.... thinking that there might be tie to this audio forum.
With that being said, curious if there are any recommendations for batteries that are a bit more user friendly for these higher audio demands.
Thank you in advance!!!!!
With that being said, curious if there are any recommendations for batteries that are a bit more user friendly for these higher audio demands.
Thank you in advance!!!!!
Most like lithium. Downside is needing a special charger, maintainer to keep the voltage up. They are around 13.6 iirc at full charge. I just put in a Yuasa GYZ32HL. 500cca with 32ah capacity. Best way to state my opinion on this is if you exceed stator output which isn't s lot, run an auxiliary battery with an isolator from starting battery. For one battery though lithium really is the way if you want to spend the $$$$.
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