All car batteries in the sub $200 price range are wet acid batteries. When you go to the $300 range, then you start to get into gel-acid territory.
To replace your stock battery, you can use MF55B24LS. That is the same size as OEM.
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All car batteries in the sub $200 price range are wet acid batteries. When you go to the $300 range, then you start to get into gel-acid territory.
To replace your stock battery, you can use MF55B24LS. That is the same size as OEM.
Supercharge classic or gold?
Get Exide batteries..they are made in Australia and only cost a bit more than Supercharged Gold...they have the same 36months warranty as well. Supercharged are made in Phillipines. Not offence to Phillipinos but I believing in supporting the Australian manufacturing industry.
Supercharge GoldQuote:
Originally Posted by mofolo
Silver :)
Gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by mofolo
I agree, Exide is good too. I have an Exide in our Astra at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by racerwannabe
K-mart has 25% off batteries. They're selling exide.
Should i go with the exide?
Sure. Make sure you get the one in the correct size and the maintenance free version.Quote:
Originally Posted by mofolo
So the dry-cell batteries?
I'll have it installed hopefully by today and let you know how it goes. Thanks
The red ones which comes with 36 months warrantyQuote:
Originally Posted by mofolo
Not dry cell. They are still wet acid. But they are sealed and the water in the acid doesn't evaporate away as quickly as a regular battery. The stock battery in the Euro is also a maintenance-free wet acid battery.Quote:
Originally Posted by mofolo