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View Poll Results: Which battery do you have in your ZR-1?
AC Delco 116 45.31%
Autocraft 4 1.56%
EverStart (Wal-Mart) 15 5.86%
Exide 5 1.95%
Kirkland (Costco) 2 0.78%
Interstate 26 10.16%
MAXX 3 1.17%
NAPA 4 1.56%
Nascar (Sams Club) 1 0.39%
Optima 30 11.72%
Sears Diehard 14 5.47%
Bosch 5 1.95%
Duralast (Autozone) 22 8.59%
Odyssey 7 2.73%
Braille 2 0.78%
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Old 12-12-2018   #1
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

Is that a 330cca battery in your car?

I have a battery relocation kit (not installed yet) and really do not need the side mount battery which seems to cost more.
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Old 12-13-2018   #2
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

Cold Cranking 330
Pulse Hot Cranking 900 (5 seconds)

The AGM is low internal resistance by design, so it will deliver whatever demand (starter) at a higher amperage, than even a larger battery of flooded cell type.

I happen to have an Odyssey battery in everything I own (11 batteries currently), startups are much quicker. Battery longevity of 8-10 years, with more reliable performance throughout.
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Old 12-13-2018   #3
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

ODYSSEY batteries are made by Enersys...not Johnson Controls. The Odyssey brand was formerly HAWKER a military spec.
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Old 09-22-2019   #4
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Cold Cranking 330
Pulse Hot Cranking 900 (5 seconds)

The AGM is low internal resistance by design, so it will deliver whatever demand (starter) at a higher amperage, than even a larger battery of flooded cell type.

I happen to have an Odyssey battery in everything I own (11 batteries currently), startups are much quicker. Battery longevity of 8-10 years, with more reliable performance throughout.

Since I do not know how old the battery is in my Z and the prior owners did not maintain the car to my standards I went ahead and purchased the PC 925L Odyssey battery.

It is smaller, weighted about 6 lbs less than the ac Delco 75A 630CCA battery, and easily outperforms it.

I got the stinger battery post adapters from eBay.

Installation was a little tricky with the positive terminal on the left but I got it in with no problems.

I used the factory battery bolt and rubber mount to help secure the battery along with drilling a couple of small holes in the battery tray and some tie downs to secure the battery down.

So far so good! The car started quicker than normal and runs with no issues. Maybe the old battery was dying, who knows.

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Old 12-14-2018   #5
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Default Which battery do you have?

I have been running the Odyssey 75-PC1230 exact fit for a few years now and very pleased.

760 CCA, 815 MCA, 1050 HCA
1230 Cranking Amps for 5 Seconds
110 Minute Reserve Capacity
Cycle life @ 77° F 400 at 100% DOD
-40° F to 140° F Temperature Range

I also put Odyssey batteries in the Mercedes and Audi daily drivers, and will change out the Harley original battery with an Odyssey next year. I’m sold on Odyssey!!

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Old 09-23-2019   #6
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

Next time get a Delco. It looks like it came with the car.

AC Delco 75VPG Battery
Warranty: 42 Mo.
BCI Group Size: 75
Volts: 12
Reserve Capacity: 95
AH@20: 52
Cold Cranking Amps: 700
Cranking Amps: 875
UPC:* # 808709348627
Terminal Type:* Side Post
Length (in):* 8-11/16 Inch
Width (in):* 6-13/16 Inch
Height (in):* 7-3/16 Inch


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Old 09-23-2019   #7
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

Unless that Delco is an AGM battery it is inferior in many ways.

I just took an ac Delco unit out.
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Old 09-24-2019   #8
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

i use Delco Battery
they look right
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Old 09-24-2019   #9
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Default Which battery do you have?

The ZR-1 battery tray
Dimensions are 9.00 × 8.80 × 7.30

The AGM
SPECIFICATIONS
Amp Hour:60.0 AH
BCI Group Size:78
Cold Cranking Amperage:740 A
Cranking Amperage:925 A
Height:7.25 in
Length:10.937 in
Negative Terminal Location:Side Right
Positive Terminal Location:Side Left
Reserve Capacity:115 min
Terminal Type:Side Mount
Voltage:12.0 VDC
Weight:38.7 lb
Width:7.312 in

The tray may need to be modified to accommodate the larger Group 78 AGM battery.

It is a great battery if you are not keeping your ZR-1 stock.



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Old 09-24-2019   #10
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Default Re: Which battery do you have?

The one I use is the PC925L and it is smaller and weights 26lbs. Car fires right up!
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