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Old 08-14-2011, 12:59 AM
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if you park your rig and crank the stereo, say camping for the weekend, the bigger the better. i replaced my 650 cca with a 850 cca energizer and cost $89. no problem with the fit. i have always been a bigger is better fan as far as batteries go.
best bet is to measure your open space for the battery and throw an energizer in it.
i know you guys are not big on wal-mart batteries but i'm on my second truck but the same battery.
 
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Old 08-15-2011, 11:29 PM
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Well my hand got forced today.
Went to start the truck and had absolutely no juice. the fact that it started was a miracle in my mind. Cause once I got to work I was stuck again, after getting one of the mechanics to come out with a multimeter with me we determined my old battery was toast.

Since I was pretty poor earlier today *Before I was paid and found out about my nice little bonus* I couldn't afford the Optima I was considering. I'm now using a Stock sized 800 CCA Delco battery. Works like a charm so far
 
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My 10 year old gold Die Hard is still going strong.
 



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