Nisei Mini Battery
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Nisei Mini Battery
I was thinking of getting the mini battery kit. Has anyone have any problem with it.
I don't want to have any issue if I am going for few hundred miles trip. Any input is appreciated
I don't want to have any issue if I am going for few hundred miles trip. Any input is appreciated
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Is there supposed to be a downside with using such a small battery? I believe these batteries are designed for motorcycles and are only rated at around 20amperes instead of the usual > 60amperes used by most cars...will these low ampere batteries be overcharged by the alternator and have a reduced lifespan?
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Originally Posted by Compjoc
The mini battery kits are known to have difficulty turning over the engine in cold weather.
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Originally Posted by Monkey
Depends on the amount of Cold Cranking Amps the battery has.
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I use the odyssey batteries in my GSX and has a hell of a lot more cold cranking amps than the stock battery ever thought of. Saves a s@#% ton of weight and room.
The only down side is it can't go a long time running your booming radio without the car on.
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/auto.htm
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The only down side is it can't go a long time running your booming radio without the car on.
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/auto.htm
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Oddyssey is made by Enersys. http://enersys.com/
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Is the PC680MJT battery the one we are suppose to be looking at? How much is it?
Originally Posted by Jo & Joey
I use the odyssey batteries in my GSX and has a hell of a lot more cold cranking amps than the stock battery ever thought of. Saves a s@#% ton of weight and room.
The only down side is it can't go a long time running your booming radio without the car on.
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/auto.htm
Joey
The only down side is it can't go a long time running your booming radio without the car on.
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/auto.htm
Joey
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Ive been using the Nisei for about 4 months now and about 4000 miles. Functions exactly the same as stock sized battery, no problems. Wish I woulda bought one sooner! 20lbs off the front of the car and much more engine bay room!
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Here is a complete battery kit for $150.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ighlight=nisei
Right now I heard Nisei Engineering is having a sale til the end of the month and all parts ship free!
http://www.norcalevo.net/forums/view...180c1ef031b0e8
I bought the Enersys Genensis battery from Nisei for $80 (cheapest I found) and I had the tray. But, I'm thinking about getting the tray because of the sale.
Heres the battery I got & the tray I'm probably going to get.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ighlight=nisei
Right now I heard Nisei Engineering is having a sale til the end of the month and all parts ship free!
http://www.norcalevo.net/forums/view...180c1ef031b0e8
I bought the Enersys Genensis battery from Nisei for $80 (cheapest I found) and I had the tray. But, I'm thinking about getting the tray because of the sale.
Heres the battery I got & the tray I'm probably going to get.
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