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Is the CCA Rating up to speed?

Is it a completely sealed battery eg. Lithium or Calcium-alloy suitable for the boot?

If you want to avoid the hassle of manoeuvring the battery around the rear strut brace yourself, you can get a telephone quote from Battery World or K-Mart Auto and ask them if they offer free instalment with use of their own battery pack.

* The battery pack enables the new battery to be installed without the need to reset electronics

* When they see the rear strut brace they think WTF, but they install it anyway without charging you extra - lol

drew23 Newbie

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hi. i replaced the battery for my r33 gts with an ordinary commadore battery. you need to replace the battery leads and fixing clamp. easy done with stuff from supercheap. just take out the old ones and take them with you when you get the new ones, to get the right size. changing battery terminals lets you use a larger battery with higher cca. drew

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iwanta34gtr

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I just bent over and purchased an Odyssey PC925.

I also had the battery terminals on it professionally modified so I didnt have to cut or modify the factory connectors.

Depends how anal you are. Whats your budget and where are you located?

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