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Originally Posted by wil_wil2
I'm not a big fan of the Optima batteries, I've tried them and I found that They are not as good as they are crack up to be. my advise for anyone with a 4x4 that does alot of off-roading is to use a marine battery, since the plating is raised up mor it is more shock resistant, They also work well with any high current/constant flow setup a vehicle might have, since they have more freedom for electro-light passage.
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Optima coil the "plates", more like sheets. Best shock protection you can get. Nothing to crack or break.
I've totally drained my Yellow Top for so many times and its still works. Car take same number of crank to start at +20C to -20C. I've boosted V8 truck with it also. The guy look at my Celica and doubt the battery will hold. I proved him wrong.