BATTERY!! WHAT IS THE BEST BATTERY FOR MY RX8?? 2004 6spd
#2
there is no such thing as "best", it all depends on what youre looking for out of a battery (cranking power? deep cycle? dry cell?) and what budget you're working with.
Where do you live? I ask because the colder climate areas usually prefer something with lots of cranking power for those cold winter mornings.
I personally use an Optima Yellow Top but it's because I am running a lot of power out of it due to my stereo system.
Some people here buy optima Red Tops.
You could simply go with a Duralast Gold; I hear those are quite good.
Where do you live? I ask because the colder climate areas usually prefer something with lots of cranking power for those cold winter mornings.
I personally use an Optima Yellow Top but it's because I am running a lot of power out of it due to my stereo system.
Some people here buy optima Red Tops.
You could simply go with a Duralast Gold; I hear those are quite good.
#4
I went with the Optima Red Top 35. I live in NJ as well. Last winter my OEM battery my car started no matter how cold it was and it was -11 or colder on some days. So the Red Top should make starting easier during the cold winter months
#8
Do you want to pay a premium
if not, just get Autozone's Duralast Gold, 3 yr warranty (Assume it does not go out of buz in 3 yrs) and 84 months (I think) prorate after
if u want the best cranking and/or you have a lot of speakers and ****, u might want a deep cycle battery like Die Hard or Optima (I think its made by the same company? or was it diff)
and get Group 35 Battery
if not, just get Autozone's Duralast Gold, 3 yr warranty (Assume it does not go out of buz in 3 yrs) and 84 months (I think) prorate after
if u want the best cranking and/or you have a lot of speakers and ****, u might want a deep cycle battery like Die Hard or Optima (I think its made by the same company? or was it diff)
and get Group 35 Battery
#10
Sears Diehard Platinum (assured high CCA and longevity, but pricey)
Optima RedTop (or YellowTop if 'deep cycle' needed for aftermarket audio components).
Interstate (the OEM has served me very well).
Optima RedTop (or YellowTop if 'deep cycle' needed for aftermarket audio components).
Interstate (the OEM has served me very well).
#12
there is no such thing as "best", it all depends on what youre looking for out of a battery (cranking power? deep cycle? dry cell?) and what budget you're working with.
Where do you live? I ask because the colder climate areas usually prefer something with lots of cranking power for those cold winter mornings.
I personally use an Optima Yellow Top but it's because I am running a lot of power out of it due to my stereo system.
Some people here buy optima Red Tops.
You could simply go with a Duralast Gold; I hear those are quite good.
Where do you live? I ask because the colder climate areas usually prefer something with lots of cranking power for those cold winter mornings.
I personally use an Optima Yellow Top but it's because I am running a lot of power out of it due to my stereo system.
Some people here buy optima Red Tops.
You could simply go with a Duralast Gold; I hear those are quite good.
The best battery for your car is a frre one that someone gave you.
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#17
Walmart sells different batteries, some of which are made by the same company (johnson controls) that makes optima, duralast, and kirkland, and others. I think that the Walmart Everstart Maxx is made by Johnson controls and the group 35 is only $75. Hard to beat that.
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#20
Same idea as buying Matrix and an Avalon. Both made by Toyota. one will rattle as **** the other will be super quiet.
same ole' rule : You get what you paid for.
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