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vador99 06-09-2006 09:45 PM

optima battery
 
Wich yellow top optima battery fit for the h2?:confused:

DDWH 06-09-2006 11:45 PM

Re: optima battery
 
I think its these, but you might want to verify with your supplier or someone here that is using one.

YEL34/78 750 Optima 34DTO

RED34/78 800 Optima 34DTO

RED75/35 720 Optima 75DTO

MONSTERMATT 06-10-2006 01:21 AM

Re: optima battery
 
i know yellow top d-34-78 will fit

MarineHawk 06-10-2006 05:14 AM

Re: optima battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PhilD
Mine is a SC34DU - 750 CCA

This is my second yellow top, the first was replaced under warranty as it failed after 3 months. Previously I had a red top which failed after 12 months.


You mentinoed that before. Isn't that abnormal? Even under heavy use, shouldn't a good battery last a few years?

PARAGON 06-11-2006 12:43 AM

Re: optima battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MarineHawk
You mentinoed that before. Isn't that abnormal? Even under heavy use, shouldn't a good battery last a few years?

I had a Yellow Top go bad pretty quick, it was within the warranty period and was replaced under the warranty.

Mine is a Yellow 34/78 and it will have a brother in there with him next week. I made a dual battery holder that will hold two Yellow tops and am controlling them with a Hellroaring BIC-95300B isolator/combiner.

dochummer 06-11-2006 06:33 AM

Re: optima battery
 
When using a yellowtop, does it require any additional adapters or is it just a straight swap? My oem battery just died again today...4th time since I bought it....

kodiakz 06-11-2006 04:40 PM

Re: optima battery
 
SP2150
SP1700

9.4” H x 13” W x 6.8” D


6-3/4” H x 13” W x 6-1/2” D
Internal resistance2.2mž3.5mž5 Second Cranking2150A1700AShort circuit current5000A3500AWeight75 lbs

My yellow tops were starting to get weak again, so we just swapped in this bad boy (SP2150A) yersterday. Fits like a champ and has almost as much reserve power as 3 yellow tops. This is their new (allegedly) super industrial design so we'll see how it holds up.

GeorgeSSSS 06-12-2006 06:32 AM

Re: optima battery
 
Kodiakz: Keep us posted on this. Few things are as important as a good battery.

I usually buy the biggest Sears DieHard that will fit in my battery bracket, put it in there, and I'm strong for about 4+ years. Not very sophisticated, but it's worked for me for over 20 years.

George SSSS

ree 06-12-2006 01:33 PM

Re: optima battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dochummer
When using a yellowtop, does it require any additional adapters or is it just a straight swap? My oem battery just died again today...4th time since I bought it....

doc, if you get the right ones they have GM side posts and the fit in the tray just fine. The D34/78 yellow top also has top posts with are nice for jumping and for hooking up accessories without having to use GM accessory posts.

See here for specs.

timgco 06-12-2006 04:23 PM

Re: optima battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kodiakz
SP2150

SP1700

9.4? H x 13? W x 6.8? D


6-3/4? H x 13? W x 6-1/2? D
Internal resistance2.2m?3.5m?5 Second Cranking2150A1700AShort circuit current5000A3500AWeight75 lbs

My yellow tops were starting to get weak again, so we just swapped in this bad boy (SP2150A) yersterday. Fits like a champ and has almost as much reserve power as 3 yellow tops. This is their new (allegedly) super industrial design so we'll see how it holds up.


I wonder if you had constant draw from your stereo and it was killing your batts. :D I know a guy that can wire it the proper way for you.;)

kodiakz 06-13-2006 01:34 AM

Re: optima battery
 
Ahahahha! YOu so funny! :p
No, no current draw, just a dead cell in one of the yellow tops that continually drains the other 2 batteries. I am considering having the alt wound up to 200 amps to keep up with the aduio system.


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