guys..check out this web site...take at look at the 925 model...when u need to replace your battery, how would u like a 20 lbs weight reduction?

Obviously this would'nt fly on a car with a heavy dose of stereo upgrades but if you;re no so equipped & are looking for performance improvement, why not?

This is specially attractive for manual shift cars which can always be bump-started if one needed to....

http://www.odysseyfactory.com/

 

I lost 20lbs skipping the drive-thru every morning. Saved money and didn't have to buy super lightweight battery.

http://www.performancedistributors.com/batteries.htm
http://www.stealth316.com/2-dynabatt.htm

 

maybe 10 at most with my trim 5'7", 160 lb frame...whatta hunk!

 

I guess that I am a fat slob I even have some more to lose

I hope that the second link helped. Just don't overpay for the performance distributors battery.

I forgot this one:
http://www.uuhome.de/william.darden/batbrand.htm

 

in the link u added. I read it completely while in a very bo-ring telecon meeting...great stuff, thanks!

Specially good was the topic on heat sensitivity ergo recommendation for trunk mounting & the price gouging/rebadging of the Hawker units.

Winter is coming and my battery's still good but....probably next spring as my battery approaches two years, I'm doing this, the Hawker 925 and trunk-mounting.