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Is it true that a bigger battery would help out all the electronics (stereo system, start-up, lights) in and on the car? is so, can you just switch out the old battery and stick the new one in without any adjusting?
Then I am not sure what problems you are having with your "electronics". If your car "electronics" are acting weird then take it to the dealership. Changing your battery just to have a optima is not really going to change anything, it just has a larger reserve capacity for when you play your stereo, etc with the engine off. It does not output a higher voltage or anything.gamingdexter said:No i'm not having battery problems, i was just wondering if it something that i can add to my car that would improve the electronics. So whats the difference between a redtop and a yellowtop? Which one would perform better and be the better buy
+1 An optima will let you run MORE electronics before it poops out on you compared to a convential battery. If you are talking about dimming when using electronics then your alternator need to be checked. Optima batteries are heavy and weigh something like 30lbs try a braille lighweight battery it is about 12 lbs and lasts as long as the stockerMrPhotoman said:Then I am not sure what problems you are having with your "electronics". If your car "electronics" are acting weird then take it to the dealership. Changing your battery just to have a optima is not really going to change anything, it just has a larger reserve capacity for when you play your stereo, etc with the engine off. It does not output a higher voltage or anything.
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