light weight batteries
#1
light weight batteries
hay org . i need help getting a light weight batt that will not sacrifice audio performance, i searched but most of them will give you either weight or audio performance , i'm gonna post this thread on the audio forum as well thnx
#2
Have you heard anything about the Optima batteries. I think they are selling them on Redlinemax.com. I don't know if they are light weight though. I was just wondering if you knew anything about them, because I am kind of in the same place as you right now. I am looking for weight loss at every corner and I thought the battery would help but I don't know any of the weights. Maybe you know the weight on the Optima. I have heard that Optima has pretty good reputation when it comes to performance, I just need to know if they are light weight.
#3
Originally Posted by NISMOJDMMAX
Have you heard anything about the Optima batteries. I think they are selling them on Redlinemax.com. I don't know if they are light weight though. I was just wondering if you knew anything about them, because I am kind of in the same place as you right now. I am looking for weight loss at every corner and I thought the battery would help but I don't know any of the weights. Maybe you know the weight on the Optima. I have heard that Optima has pretty good reputation when it comes to performance, I just need to know if they are light weight.
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#5
Originally Posted by raiker
i dont mean to be a d**k but if u guys want wieght reduction why do u have stereos?just curious
#6
Originally Posted by raiker
i dont mean to be a d**k but if u guys want wieght reduction why do u have stereos?just curious
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