what batteries used to MSD total lost 900 Xscrema
- Thread starter kornel26
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Freakrider
X247
- Location
- Tampa Bay area
Some guys like a Deka ETX 9 for reliability.
lerott
X
- Location
- South of France
Odyssey !
WPS featherweight for the win
- Location
- Cruising Around
I used an Odyessy when I ran MSD T/L without issue. Heavy, but reliable. Good luck
- Location
- Lake Orion, MI
I've been running a ballistic 16 cell this yeah with no issues (knock on wood)
I am pretty cautious and put it on the ballistic charger as soon as I get home....I also shut the ignition off every time I take a break or refueling
I am pretty cautious and put it on the ballistic charger as soon as I get home....I also shut the ignition off every time I take a break or refueling
- Location
- Fort Worth
i would go to Oreilly and use an AGM. dont get the 16cbl. thats too heavy. get the small AGM battery. it still has 180cca. and its only 8 lbs.
D-Roc
I forgot!
- Location
- Dirty River Rider
I have used deka ext9 and they are great batteries. The shoria was decent for 2 seasons if sealed up with automotive goop, most people cant keep a lithium battery functioning in their skis so you should consider that, I have an odyssey battery now too but have yet to use it in my sons ski. It is great quality and a tad bit heavy compared to the deka agm I use.
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- Location
- Morris Ct
What model oddyssey are u using?
Freakrider
X247
- Location
- Tampa Bay area
The Odyssey PC 310 is also another lightweight powerhouse.
D-Roc
I forgot!
- Location
- Dirty River Rider
It is probably over kill for charging system but my son's kawasaki was killing the deka etx9 because of old crusty starter.
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I've been using the $80 wps featherweight and it has been awesome so far. I'm not babying it either. The first time out I cranked my ski till the starter fried because of a timing issue. No damage done to battery. Also was starting my friends tpe 1105 without issue after he fried his antigravity. No special charger either. I'm using a new waterproof battery tender only. Meets all specs of WPS
- Location
- Ogden, Utah
I've sold a bunch of WPS featherweights to guys on the forum and after a year I've only had one come back for a warranty replacement. They've been holding up great.
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- Location
- Saginaw MI
I have the earthX model 24. It's lithium, super light, an needs no special charger. Two year warranty to boot.
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- Location
- Edmonton, AB
The earthx 36c is a better choice for a big motor and total loss
Personally im tapping out with the lithium technology gamble ,Deka 9 or 12 ,I run a 12 now ...F*** it ,it works for me .only need one battery.no crazy anal charging maintenance B.S. but if you got money to burn and are up for the challenge .lithium would be my choice
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- Location
- Saginaw MI
They told me to buy the 36 also xjcrawler. My motor is a 927 WDK at 16.5-1 with a ton of timing in it and the 24 starts n runs the TL all day. Time will tell I it lasts.... The shoria sure diddnt
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You let me know how many paper weights it takes to change your mind ?
- Location
- Saginaw MI
Haha, not funny! I couldn't wait to smash that picky shoria with my truck! I have rode quite a bit this season with no trouble but it is too early for a true opinion....
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