optima also makes the dry cell batteries

 

But they aren't small like the Odyssey batteries.

 

actualy optima is a AGM batt, if you what to get technical

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorbed_glass_mat

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_cell

 

maybe someone should do a full write up on how to do this with pics and such. hmm, i was gonna do it anyway. i will keep you guys posted.

 

but if its in the trunk then it really doesnt matter how big the battery is
i needed a new battery for my red r/t but once i moved the battery to the trunk i realized that i could use the brand new battery that i kept out of my dakota....

 

^^^^True, but they are cool looking and much lighter for that weight redux you love so much

*note sarcasm in bold*

 

good one das....im with both of you...small batterys are good for when you need room or what to lose 2lbs(or looks) but im going to keep my big battery when i put it in the trunk

 

i dont have a spare tire or the cover for the spare so size doesnt matter anyways......atleast thats what she said.....
i guess maybe i should get a smaller battery....i mean, that would be about 3 or 4 lbs knocked off and probally about 5 seconds in the 1/4 mile[X(]

 

only 5 have you done your math it's 10 seconds off

 

ok finally put the battery in the trunk. gotta get some pics up. pretty easy if you have ever installed an amp. the hardest part was deciding how to mount the fuse/relay block under the hood.now for the 3.0 CAI. think i am gonna install an igloo lunch/cooler in the trunk for a cleaner lookin battery tray. so sweet lookin under the hood now!