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GS Yuasa NS70X from batteryworld is the one you want. Direct replacement, factory plastic shroud fits perfectly (except for knobs on top, easily cut) and plenty enough power.

http://www.gsyuasabatteries.com.au/asp/ind...73&type=657

http://www.gsyuasabatteries.com.au/files/A...pec%20Sheet.pdf

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i dropped in a bosch 600cca battery. its slightly longer then the standard car battery size but still fits in without hassle

its more power then i need, i know, but i got it at a great price, so it was either that one or a 400 and something cca battery for the same price.

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GS Yuasa NS70X from batteryworld is the one you want. Direct replacement, factory plastic shroud fits perfectly (except for knobs on top, easily cut) and plenty enough power.

http://www.gsyuasabatteries.com.au/asp/ind...73&type=657

http://www.gsyuasabatteries.com.au/files/A...pec%20Sheet.pdf

Except in the pic of the terminals, looks like they are of the large variety? The terminals on mine are definitely smaller than that.

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Except in the pic of the terminals, looks like they are of the large variety? The terminals on mine are definitely smaller than that.

-ve terminal is about 16mm dia, +ve around 17mm dia.

I cross referenced from some japanese sites before I bought as well as getting battery world's advice...it is the factory replacement, unless you have different size terminals to this ?

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-ve terminal is about 16mm dia, +ve around 17mm dia.

I cross referenced from some japanese sites before I bought as well as getting battery world's advice...it is the factory replacement, unless you have different size terminals to this ?

I'll go have a look today if i can to check. The terminals on mine do look smaller i must say.

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