Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Originally Posted By: MolaKule
My recommendation is write down the battery dimensions and capacity and then find the largest, highest current battery that will fit within the battery space.
That's what I was wondering,getting the biggest strongest one that will fit. Do you just go by cold cranking amps alone? I may even replace the terminals while I'm at it. Are there any differences in them or are they all basically the same?
Batteries in Texas heat are not going to last as long as in colder climates.
You should get one with equal CCA as what came from the factory. More CCA in same footprint means thinner/weaker plates.
Originally Posted By: MolaKule
My recommendation is write down the battery dimensions and capacity and then find the largest, highest current battery that will fit within the battery space.
That's what I was wondering,getting the biggest strongest one that will fit. Do you just go by cold cranking amps alone? I may even replace the terminals while I'm at it. Are there any differences in them or are they all basically the same?
Batteries in Texas heat are not going to last as long as in colder climates.
You should get one with equal CCA as what came from the factory. More CCA in same footprint means thinner/weaker plates.