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YOUR RESEARCHMmmmm....carbon fiber race battery
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(not how often you changed em but how long they could last effectivly)
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New purchase for the silver bullit: race battery with carbon fiber shell. High levels of gangsterness and weight reduction for the win
They weight 6lbs and have enough power to start my car...which is all I can ask of a battery. They also have some more powerful ones for those with subs and stuff.
Ahhh the CF Braille...the F1 of road car batteries. Well if you are going to have one for several years might as well drop a couple of Franklins. Forty pound weight reduction. I'm looking at the 12 pound Braille. Crazy thing is people spend a couple hundred on a Porsche battery that's just a rebadged boat anchor.
p.s.
have you ever seen a Champion F1 spark plug? looks like 50mm gun shell.
that's it below The F1 teams were complaing to Champion that for its size the traditional spark plugs were the heaviest part of the F1 motor. So they came up with that teeny thing on the far right.
Nothing like seeing carbon fiber and lead in the same product
While not F-1, the plugs that were specified for our Champ car engines are these tiny little bullet looking things that were pure platinum and cost (not price) was $90.00 ea.
car hasn't come out yet.
its in my friend's crx tuner car which is being daily driven..and he hasn't complained yet. gonna take it back from him tomorrow and sell it i think...i'm selling my car so i dont need it anymore
anyone want it? its pretty much brand new.
OK I guess I will take the beating! Why the heck would anyone care if the case on the battery is plastic or carbon fiber? What do you save like 12 ounces and waste all that money in a spot that is already covered in plastic? I would think for the money why not replace the plastic covering in your trunk with some carbon fiber, save the same weight and have it visible ever time you open it. Better yet forget all that and save the weight where it is needed most in our ***. OK Shot and splash over, ready to be flamed.
You just don't get it. The carbon fiber is so you can SAY that you have CF battery...it really impresses the girls.
This posted on "another site" if I dare:
I was looking for that. Thanks... The weight savings is the interesting part. If these can be had for $50-$70...heck yeah.
The CF is just bling..it doesn't impress the girls cause the battery is covered up. It impresses the tech who works on the car.
Don't tell this to the guy's at the 997 GT3 forum arguing over 0.20 oz.
Battery is usually free in PCA racing, and is held fairly high up from the ground as well (PCA doesn't allow for it to be moved), so it's certainly a good item to save weight on. However, plastic cover vs Carbon fiber saving 12 oz (0.8 pounds) is debatable. But, it looks yummy though.
