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Old 01-31-2019, 12:52 AM   #27
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Default Re: Optima 6V batteries production

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Originally Posted by gz View Post
For what its worth....I installed an Optima 6-volt redtop in one of my non-Ford cars in 2003. That darn thing only lasted until 2016. Yup, just 13 years. And it was on a car that gets driven a lot and has big, long stroke, 468 CID engine that needs to get cranked over. I have one in a Model A that is probably 7-8 years old and still works fine. It goes without saying that both cars have properly operating charging systems with proper and clean electrical connections from bumper to bumper.

I always keep them on a very good quality tenders, not the cheap kind.

Needless to say, I am a happy customer and certainly hope that production of the 6V Optima continues.

"Good quality tenders"... give me an example, I've found a dozen, $15 to ten times that and none specify 6v AGM. Do you feel that the AGM (Optima) will tolerate a "Normal" charger? Thanks for any advice, I need it!
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