best car battery
Any "super" battery technology battery is a good enough upgrade for the average install.
Install any of an Optima, Orbital, Odyssey, or whatever battery into the average or even high-end system, and they all will improve things greatly. You won't notice any difference from one to the next, other than capacity (like the small 15 pound Odyssey just can't hold a load as long as a 35 pound Optima, even though they may perform the same under load).
Reliablity/length of life is the main issue among brands. I have yet to see any of the super batteries surpass the ten year mark, except the Optima. I've seen it last fifteen years without needing replacement.
So I recommend going with any of them, pick whatever you like best, has the capacity you want, or is cheapest if money is an issue.
However, if you are competing and trying to squeeze an extra tenth or two of a Db out of your 10,000 watt competition system, you may notice some differences among them.
[ December 18, 2005, 11:06 AM: Message edited by: GrizZz ]
Install any of an Optima, Orbital, Odyssey, or whatever battery into the average or even high-end system, and they all will improve things greatly. You won't notice any difference from one to the next, other than capacity (like the small 15 pound Odyssey just can't hold a load as long as a 35 pound Optima, even though they may perform the same under load).
Reliablity/length of life is the main issue among brands. I have yet to see any of the super batteries surpass the ten year mark, except the Optima. I've seen it last fifteen years without needing replacement.
So I recommend going with any of them, pick whatever you like best, has the capacity you want, or is cheapest if money is an issue.
However, if you are competing and trying to squeeze an extra tenth or two of a Db out of your 10,000 watt competition system, you may notice some differences among them.
[ December 18, 2005, 11:06 AM: Message edited by: GrizZz ]
Surrette Batteries are well known in the marine industry, as well as the heavy duty equipment industry for cats etc, logging industry loves 'em because they can take the vibration without breaking down like most batteries out there would.
Here's linky and linky:
www.surrette.com (there a video on the making of their batteries on the website)
http://www.dcbattery.com/rolls.html
[ December 18, 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: islandphile ]
Here's linky and linky:
www.surrette.com (there a video on the making of their batteries on the website)
http://www.dcbattery.com/rolls.html
[ December 18, 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: islandphile ]




