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I use Optima. Once you've had a normal battery explode in your enclosed trailer, you'll understand why. Thank God there wasn't a car in it at the time.
I was just typing the same question.....what does cause a battery "to blow"....especially not hooked up...is the optoma blow up proof? and what caused the "regular" battery to blow up?
Loose cables, causing high amp draws/sparks
Plates, if two or more plates come loose and contact inside the battery, direct short, causing a chemical reaction (hydrogen)
just to name a few...
SEALED, VIBRATION RESISTANT, AND LEAK PROOF EVEN WHEN BROKEN
In an OPTIMA battery, the lead plates and separator are wound and tightly compressed into a cell tube so they can't move, shed, or break, even in severe shock and vibration applications. In independent SAE tests, the OPTIMA kept working after being subjected to vibrations up to 5G for 12 hours. As in all AGM TECHNOLOGY BATTERIES, there is no "free acid" that can leak out or spill and the OPTIMA can be operated effectively in any position -- even upside down -- without any risk of leaking and because it is sealed, no corrosion can form on the posts, connectors, or cables. At DC Battery, we have been shown tests in which the a bullet is fired into an Optima leaving a huge hole in the center. Even with the battery's interior exposed, there was no leakage and when placed into a vehicle, it performed perfectly.
you still have your car?????!!!as the title states - i would like to get a better battery for the cobra and was just curious as to what everyone is putting into theirs and your experiences. Thanks. :biggthump
:-o When my stocker died I bought a Duralast replacement. Works just fine.