Largest CCA Battery?
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mine is a exide orbital battery it is 1100 ca and 770 cca...cost just over $100...just had to bend the sides a little for it to fit. not really enough to matter
http://www.exide.com/products/automo...t_orbital.html
http://www.exide.com/products/automo...t_orbital.html
Last edited by birdie2000; 01-08-2006 at 07:25 PM.
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Originally Posted by birdie2000
mine is a exide orbital battery it is 1100 ca and 770 cca...cost just over $100...just had to bend the sides a little for it to fit. not really enough to matter
http://www.exide.com/products/automo...t_orbital.html
http://www.exide.com/products/automo...t_orbital.html
But I did find the dimensions....so thanks man!!
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Jared, i've got the same exact battery sitting in my garage waiting to put in.. did you need the little adapter kit thing they mention on their website? it helps the battery sit in stock location or some b.s. like that... i didnt bother taking a look to see if it would even fit yet cause so far i've assummed it wouldnt with out this "adaptor thing" they're mentioning.
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Originally Posted by Strider0O0
Jared, i've got the same exact battery sitting in my garage waiting to put in.. did you need the little adapter kit thing they mention on their website? it helps the battery sit in stock location or some b.s. like that... i didnt bother taking a look to see if it would even fit yet cause so far i've assummed it wouldnt with out this "adaptor thing" they're mentioning.
yes you will need the adapter, but it came with my battery. take a picture of your battery, and i can tell you if you have it or not ...
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Originally Posted by dsef82
if they dont have it at pep boys just give optima a call and they will send you one, or they did for my friend's 05 Xterra
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