Optima batteries
Was looking around to see what battery fit my truck, been having some trouble.
2006 f150 FFV v8 fx4 I just want an optima that I plug in play. No adapter plates, no check hood clearance. If any of you know what model I need or what model you have that fits my qualifications, Id really appreciate. |
You are foolish to buy that expensive Optima when an Interstate is just as good of a battery if not better at half the price.
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half? interstate is 20 bucks cheaper. cranking amps is 2/3 of optima.
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when you figure this out let me know what you think of the battery and how it performs. im looking at a new one and i was eyeing ones with cca's around 1100. its suppose to be a cold winter up here in canada.
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The batteries I buy at Costco have a higher CCA and reserve rating than OEM and ARE half the price of an equivalent Optima from Costco. I honestly don't see the advantage in using an Optima.
- Jack |
if you run aftermarket electronics, stereo or lights, than an optima is excellent idea.
Get the one at autozone. It fits. I think its D74 or something. They have a rebate right now too. |
right now im running a head unit, cb radio, siren and 2 pa's. not much else. whats the costco brand battery?
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Originally Posted by bigredtruck06fx
(Post 3419186)
right now im running a head unit, cb radio, siren and 2 pa's. not much else. whats the costco brand battery?
One thing I especially like about Costco is they honor this warranty just on your say so - no shop tests or hassles when you say it's failed. - Jack |
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