which battery is better?
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mmmmmm, which one do you want to be better?
The one that had the Coopers on it.
what are the actual manufacturers of the batteries and their warranty?
Maint free or low maint?
Maint free or low maint?
Take your Midtronics conductance battery tester and test both.
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Originally Posted By: The_Eric
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Originally Posted By: The_Eric
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
I think the different alloy was Exide mfg batteries. It was older and not as good.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
Originally Posted By: The_Eric
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
I think the different alloy was Exide mfg batteries. It was older and not as good.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Originally Posted By: The_Eric
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
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Originally Posted By: The_Eric
Probably the same battery.
AC batteries used to have a slightly different chemistry. Forget what the alloying was, Ca or Sb...
IME, delco batteries are "more prone" (too many parameters for that to be accurate based upon my claims) to shorted cells and voltage degradation.
Autocraft silver would have been my pick.
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