Battery Suggestions

[GregO]

Any suggestions?

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/braille-batteries.137753/#post-2835661

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[WD Pro]

OEM equivalent battery. It's just a battery.

Oem for me. Look at local ford coupons. They had tthem for like 100 bucks installed at mine.

Agreed. Lead acid is fine, it's in some ways better for this application because they deal with high temperatures a bit better than other methods.

Taking racing and weight saving applications out of the equation, I would also agree

My job gives me access to batteries at 'reduced' prices and I have access to most of the technologies. The difference (to me) between standard flooded, EFB and AGM is only a few £'s so cost is not a consideration, the technology I would choose for the mustang would be EFB (as per the battery I have just replaced on my other car).

AGM is good, but it's not always the best option for a car that wasn't designed for it, especially those with compromised battery locations etc

WD

 

[LkySpade]

I went the traditional route. Got the battery from Farm and Fleet. $105. 7 year warranty. 3 year exchange and tow. Only $5 more than a Walmart battery.

 

[Jackson1320]

I changed my battery tray and run a red top

 

[dirtwarrior]

Taking racing and weight saving applications out of the equation, I would also agree

My job gives me access to batteries at 'reduced' prices and I have access to most of the technologies. The difference (to me) between standard flooded, EFB and AGM is only a few £'s so cost is not a consideration, the technology I would choose for the mustang would be EFB (as per the battery I have just replaced on my other car).

AGM is good, but it's not always the best option for a car that wasn't designed for it, especially those with compromised battery locations etc

WD

This is the first I heard of these,
Thank you

 

[Jackson1320]

This is the first I heard of these,
Thank you

https://www.yuasa.co.uk/info/technical/agm-efb-explained/

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