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i am still having a hard time locating eyelet terminals. even the guy at my local battery world couldnt find any and he rang up odessy himself cause he needed a set. told be best bet is to go to an metal engineer place and get some spun up in copper/brass.

so anyone here work in such a place and willing to spin up a couple sets??

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No PM has been recieved yet wrxhoon. :(

Haha just go to autobahn and take the post off the oddessy 1200 there. :lol:

P.M. send

cannot be bothered reading 10 pages about these....

so whats the go with these terminals or whatever? do we need them for this batt?

im expecting my 33 to come from japan with some shitty battery so will probably need to be replaced, will be running a decent sound system with 2 amps so it'll need to deal with that too

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i need one asap.. my battery doesnt even last the night atm, i have to jumpstart it every morning.

are you sure it's the battery causing your problem with holding charge? just a thought.

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