What are the best Batteries to run...

[MASTERKENDOG]

What's the best batteries to have?
Runnin' 2-12" subs and 10-6"X9" W/ Sony head unit. Had it all done by Al & Ed's. Has all the crossovers and all that crap I don't know anything about! Don't want to run my batteries down, but love to crank the tunes when partying. Seperate "stereo batteries"? Any suggestions...Mucho appreciated.
Thanks...see you all Memorial weekend, gasoline Alley Fo' Sho'!!! :rolleyes:

[Rexone]

There's been quite a few battery discussions that you will find if you do a search. :)

[beached 1]

Trojans are pretty good.

[Havasu Hangin']

beached 1:
Trojans are pretty good. Ribbed?

[1stepcloser]

beached 1:
Trojans are pretty good. And a darn good idea as well...

[1stepcloser]

beached 1:
Trojans are pretty good. argue
[ May 20, 2003, 07:36 AM: Message edited by: 1stepcloser ]

[1stepcloser]

beached 1:
Trojans are pretty good. one
[ May 20, 2003, 07:37 AM: Message edited by: 1stepcloser ]

[Freak]

http://www.odysseybatteries.com/
12 year shelf life - military spec. The audio sound pc1700mjt cca model is killer. A deep cycle and high power starting battery in one - no one else has a battery that can do that. Oddssey = The best you can get.
[ May 20, 2003, 09:05 AM: Message edited by: Freak ]

[MASTERKENDOG]

thanks for all the info fella's!!! :p

[riverbound]

Masterkendog,
Run the optimas either yellow top or blue (blue has screw on post), by the way which boat do you have? I am probably the one who built your stereo if you had it done at the Al&Eds in ontario. If you need them we have the yellow top optimas in stock, give me a call (909)481-8411
bill

[rivercrazy]

I am also a big Optima fan. Just make sure you get the blue or yellow top with the light grey case.
Light grey = deep cycle
Dark grey = starting