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Deka Battery

Great thread. I have used lightweight batteries in all of my builds. Dont buy Braille or any high end BS. They are all rebranded Deka. Ended up grabbing a etx14 power sports battery from autoquest for $70. Same as the Deka ext14 just rebranded.

Pros: works like a charm
Part number: ETX14
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In sum, I can fully recommend the Deka ETX30L battery for long-term and continuous use in our cars.

Pros: long-term, continuous use
Vehicle: Porsche
Part number: ETX30L
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I have some extended experience with a lightweight battery in my daily driven 2006 Boxster S, which is well known for the demands it places on the battery. In spite of that, I successfully used the Deka ETX30L (21 lbs.) for almost 3.5 years.

Pros: reliable lightweight battery
Cons: trickle charger needed
Vehicle: Porsche
Part number: ETX30L
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SmithersSP
Rating 5.0
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EDIT: Confirmed fitment (duh) and ordered the Deka through Batteries Plus. This battery seems to be best fit as its reserve capacity is nearly double that of the Optimas.

Pros: best fit, high capacity
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JetTurbo
Rating 5.0
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I have had excellent results from a Deka Intimidator 9A48 High Performance AGM Battery Deka / Remy part # 9AGM48 installed Dec 2010

Pros: excellent results
Part number: 9AGM48
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I don't recommend anything less than the DEKA ETX-20L for a car that see true street duties. The ETX-14 is 200 CCA @ 12 lbs, and the 4 lbs weight loss isn't worth it for 70 CCA loss on a small battery in charge of starting a car. The ETX-18L does 270 CCA @ 16 lbs and much more suitable for our 4 banger application. The ETX-18 however is the one I recommend to 95% of readers of this thread. It cranks out 300 CCA at 18 lbs, which is still plenty light.

Pros: cranks out 300 CCA
Cons: 70 CCA loss
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I've always had sucess with the Deka ETX-20L in the DSMs, two EVOs, a Saturn race car, and now the TT (most of them running on E85 which is hard to start on cold winter mornings). As long as you discipline yourself to not run accessories with the engine off, they are a great option!

Pros: great option, sucess with Deka
Cons: discipline yourself
Vehicle: Audi TT
Part number: ETX-20L
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I had an Optima 5 or 6 years ago but I heard the quality has went down and the warranty isn't as good as it used to be. I picked up a Deka intimidator deep cycle battery and It's by far the best battery I've owned.

Pros: best battery I've owned
Cons: quality has went down
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Just use a Deka ETX20L. I think they're 15 pounds or so and they're cheap and widely available. Mine seem to last about 2-3 years, although they usually die from me forgetting to turn the headlights off. I was able to recharge my last one using a wall charger and I squeezed another 6 months out of it before finally replacing it.

Pros: cheap, widely available
Cons: last about 2-3 years
Part number: ETX-20L
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Azu
Rating 2.0
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I just upgraded mine a few weeks ago, ended up getting a DEKA AGM 9AGM47 More CCA and far more reserve capacity than the stock battery (120 mins) I was at ~35k miles and my OEM battery was failing fast.. I couldn't leave it in the accessory position without the engine running for more than a minute or two or it would barely be able to crank. The OEM battery is crap as far as I'm concerned

Pros: more CCA, more capacity
Cons: OEM battery is crap
Mileage: 56300 km
Part number: 9AGM47
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