Reply With Quotewould the PC680MJT have enough power to crank over an S15 SR20DET?
and if so postage cost to vic 3175
Odyssey group buy
Hi guys .
We are helping Opelaus.com setup a group buy of Odyssey batteries and thought we would put it out there for you guys to also reap the beneifts of a group buy.
the batteries in this group buy will be+ Prices :
PC680MJT- 248.40 includes GST
PC925MJT - 285.30 includes GST
PC1200MJT - 352.80 includes GST
group buy link up here :
This is a traditional group buy for the above products . GB prices will only be valid till the 10/12/10 . After this date prices will go back to the normal AO prices. All orders placed will be processed after the 10/12/10. Payments must be received on or before the 10/12/10 12:00am and purchased via this page : to be eligible for the group buy .
BUY BUY BUY ...
Last edited by motorculture; 29th November 2010 at 09:23 PM.
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would the PC680MJT have enough power to crank over an S15 SR20DET?
and if so postage cost to vic 3175
Hey Dusty
it will be fine.
the PC680 can be used for daily duties since once the car is on, the alternator is the main soruce of power however PLEASE NOTE : it only has a limted reserve time for 20 mins or so .. that means no listening to your music at maccas or having your head lights on while waiting for a touge run while the car is not on or especially a drive through movie (if anyone still goes to them, this is not the battery for you you need at least the PC1200 )
the PC680 is design to be a light weight race battery . it has more then enough crank power to turn over most street/track cars with an alternator.
if you are running crazy stupid compression or have a massive 7ltr v8 drag motor or something like that with a big ass blower or even a hectik DOOF DOOF sound system , i would go a the next size up or so.
Last edited by motorculture; 10th November 2010 at 08:26 AM.
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excellent thats all I need to know, once the car is back on the road the battery will be isolated every time the car is turned off to prevent any excess current draw.
So how much would postage be to above postcode, and when does the moolah need to be deposited into whoevers bank account?
hey mate im going to have about 12.5:1 comp or maybe more will the PC680MJT be sweet its just a track car.
Last edited by corknose; 10th November 2010 at 12:12 PM.
Originally Posted by biggo
Cal ,
4age right ?
John.
Last edited by motorculture; 10th November 2010 at 02:11 PM.
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7age but yeah...
nice dude
yeah i sent the odyssey rep an email this arvo so hopefully get something back to you tomorrow.
you building the motor ?
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this is what i got back for the rep:
the PC680 should be able to start the engine with no problems. The reserve time is an issue though if the person has a stereo stystem etc. that they plan to run with the car off. As long as the car has an alternator the PC680 should do the job of starting, if they want a battery to run other components with the car turned off, they should look to a bigger battery. If the car does not have an alternator then this could be an issue as well, dependent upon the time required between charges.
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What would be suited to a 1UZ?
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