Battery Acid
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Battery Acid
http://videos.hspn.com/?videoid=11
I was looking around for lightweight sealed batteries and came up with this video on HSPN. I really liked that it saved a few pounds, but even more so that it doesn't leak acid!!! When he pulls out the battery tray on a newer model STI and it has acid in it, it brought me back to when I was working on the 914 and the battery tray was rusted out from battery acid leak! I don't want my suby to take a turn for the worst (rust) from acid leaking from my factory battery from long hard drives on the twisties with firm suspension (coilovers).
A pic I took of herrjr's setup
I was looking around for lightweight sealed batteries and came up with this video on HSPN. I really liked that it saved a few pounds, but even more so that it doesn't leak acid!!! When he pulls out the battery tray on a newer model STI and it has acid in it, it brought me back to when I was working on the 914 and the battery tray was rusted out from battery acid leak! I don't want my suby to take a turn for the worst (rust) from acid leaking from my factory battery from long hard drives on the twisties with firm suspension (coilovers).
A pic I took of herrjr's setup
Originally Posted by excel
http://videos.hspn.com/?videoid=11
I was looking around for lightweight sealed batteries and came up with this video on HSPN. I really liked that it saved a few pounds, but even more so that it doesn't leak acid!!! When he pulls out the battery tray on a newer model STI and it has acid in it, it brought me back to when I was working on the 914 and the battery tray was rusted out from battery acid leak! I don't want my suby to take a turn for the worst (rust) from acid leaking from my factory battery from long hard drives on the twisties with firm suspension (coilovers).
A pic I took of herrjr's setup

I was looking around for lightweight sealed batteries and came up with this video on HSPN. I really liked that it saved a few pounds, but even more so that it doesn't leak acid!!! When he pulls out the battery tray on a newer model STI and it has acid in it, it brought me back to when I was working on the 914 and the battery tray was rusted out from battery acid leak! I don't want my suby to take a turn for the worst (rust) from acid leaking from my factory battery from long hard drives on the twisties with firm suspension (coilovers).
A pic I took of herrjr's setup

Originally Posted by Sinister Subaru
I wonder how expensive it is....
http://www.brailleauto.com/ProductCa...=2&idproduct=1
Originally Posted by tdats




