Need New Batteries
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Chad,
If you have the money, I highly recommend Optima batteries. They will set you back about $250-275 for a pair, but will last a lot longer than anyhing else I've seen. They are also completely sealed, have top and side mounts (easy for add-ons), and are really maintenance free! I prefer the yellow top Optimas, but a lot of guys run the red tops and they are a little less expensive.
Max
If you have the money, I highly recommend Optima batteries. They will set you back about $250-275 for a pair, but will last a lot longer than anyhing else I've seen. They are also completely sealed, have top and side mounts (easy for add-ons), and are really maintenance free! I prefer the yellow top Optimas, but a lot of guys run the red tops and they are a little less expensive.
Max
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I've been looking for some for my wife's 2001 Excursion 2WD 7.3L PSD and my 2002 F350 4x4 CC SRW 7.3L PSD. Found the Everstart Maxx 65N at Wal-Mart for $58.84 each. The Sears DieHard is around $79.99 and the Interstate Megatron Plus is about $95.99. The warranty seems to be better on the Everstart.
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From: West Haven, UT
Originally Posted by Gary E
The walmart ones are made by Johnson Controls, good batterys and its pretty tough to beat the price.
I just bought a set of sears diehards. So far so good. (only been in a month)
Mike
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