Antigravity Batteries
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Hi all,
We are a new sponsor to the Forum... I have a question I would like to get answered about the GT350s battery fitment. We (Antigravity Batteries) have a new Series of lightweight lithium Batteries coming out next week. They are specific OEM Sized Automotive Batteries available in the standardized OEM sizes for most all cars. So I need to figure if our latest H5/Group47 size battery will fit into the GT350s.
So to explain a few things... We know what batteries the Mustangs use... they are the 67R,96R, and T5. Physically these are ALL the same size and interchangeable. So in fact the 67R=96R=T5, BUT we are making the H5 model which is the EXACT SAME dimensions as the 67R/96R/T5 except is it 5/8" inches TALLER. So in fact it drops into any of the Mustangs Battery Boxes fine... but we are NOT sure if the extra 5/8" inches in height are going to not allow the Cover to go on the battery tray.
We also know some are also replacing the 67R/96R/T5 as shown in other threads with the Group47/H5... but I'm not sure if they are putting the Cap back on or not. So I'm just trying to clarify if anyone has swapped out to a H5/Group47 and gets the cap back on or if that extra 5/8th inches in height doesn't work. So can anybody confirm this unequivocally?
Also for those interested in Lightweight Lithium.... Here is what the new H5/Group47 is about...
https://shop.antigravitybatteries.com/products/starter-batteries/automotive/ag-h5-rs/
So this new line of RE-START Batteries is a dedicated Automotive Batteries in OEM sizes. They are not like some other smaller Lithium Batteries that we make and some use, these are our latest versions and a completely new. They are available in the most popular OEM Automotive Battery Sizes to fit most any Performance, or Passenger Vehicles on the Road. Additionally they have our RE-START built in Jump Starting that can Wirelessly activated.... so in essence you would never be stranded with a dead battery... no matter where you are and if the battery drains you just press the provided Keyfob to access the built-in jump starting and start the car.
Another Cool Feature is that we are making them in different Amp Hour Capacities. Most of these new batteries will have a 24Ah, 30Ah or 40Ah option. So you can choose what works best for your application. For example if your into the biggest weight reduction then our 24Ah in the H5/Group47 size weighs 8.5lbs.... on the other hand if you want something with alot of extra capacity you can opt for the 40Ah version which weighs 15lbs.. but is better for a Car driven in freezing weather, and where you have alot of extra accesories. We have a 30Ah model also that splits the difference but those are about another month or so later as they are still in production.
Below are some pictures...
We are a new sponsor to the Forum... I have a question I would like to get answered about the GT350s battery fitment. We (Antigravity Batteries) have a new Series of lightweight lithium Batteries coming out next week. They are specific OEM Sized Automotive Batteries available in the standardized OEM sizes for most all cars. So I need to figure if our latest H5/Group47 size battery will fit into the GT350s.
So to explain a few things... We know what batteries the Mustangs use... they are the 67R,96R, and T5. Physically these are ALL the same size and interchangeable. So in fact the 67R=96R=T5, BUT we are making the H5 model which is the EXACT SAME dimensions as the 67R/96R/T5 except is it 5/8" inches TALLER. So in fact it drops into any of the Mustangs Battery Boxes fine... but we are NOT sure if the extra 5/8" inches in height are going to not allow the Cover to go on the battery tray.
We also know some are also replacing the 67R/96R/T5 as shown in other threads with the Group47/H5... but I'm not sure if they are putting the Cap back on or not. So I'm just trying to clarify if anyone has swapped out to a H5/Group47 and gets the cap back on or if that extra 5/8th inches in height doesn't work. So can anybody confirm this unequivocally?
Also for those interested in Lightweight Lithium.... Here is what the new H5/Group47 is about...
https://shop.antigravitybatteries.com/products/starter-batteries/automotive/ag-h5-rs/
So this new line of RE-START Batteries is a dedicated Automotive Batteries in OEM sizes. They are not like some other smaller Lithium Batteries that we make and some use, these are our latest versions and a completely new. They are available in the most popular OEM Automotive Battery Sizes to fit most any Performance, or Passenger Vehicles on the Road. Additionally they have our RE-START built in Jump Starting that can Wirelessly activated.... so in essence you would never be stranded with a dead battery... no matter where you are and if the battery drains you just press the provided Keyfob to access the built-in jump starting and start the car.
Another Cool Feature is that we are making them in different Amp Hour Capacities. Most of these new batteries will have a 24Ah, 30Ah or 40Ah option. So you can choose what works best for your application. For example if your into the biggest weight reduction then our 24Ah in the H5/Group47 size weighs 8.5lbs.... on the other hand if you want something with alot of extra capacity you can opt for the 40Ah version which weighs 15lbs.. but is better for a Car driven in freezing weather, and where you have alot of extra accesories. We have a 30Ah model also that splits the difference but those are about another month or so later as they are still in production.
Below are some pictures...
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