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10-12-2007, 01:21 PM
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HANCOOK BLACK batteries, late eighties near 90/92 amp as I remember... better than my previous BOSCH ones, and MUCH cheaper too. Ford +/-pole, But the batteri cover did fit because the batterie was a bit larger.
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i use a transit battery on my saff (097 i think)
best one iv had, holds charge well and starts first time. oh, and it just fits into the tray and no more...
best one iv had, holds charge well and starts first time. oh, and it just fits into the tray and no more...
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Originally Posted by YBT200
does the standard battrey cover fits with that battrey?????????
29-09-2010, 03:54 PM
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Gel(AGM) will cost you big time but is that much better, esp for stored and less used cars, but with AGM you don't need the max capacity as they are typically size for size around 40% - 50% better in ah and CCA.
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Gel(AGM) will cost you big time but is that much better, esp for stored and less used cars, but with AGM you don't need the max capacity as they are typically size for size around 40% - 50% better in ah and CCA.
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