Small accessory battery

[BurbanAZ]

I built a battery tray today for an accessory battery. I built it to try and squeeze the optima red top that I got for free in there but it just won't fit. It's a about an inch too tall and an inch too wide. Anyone have any recomendations for a smaller deep cycle battery? I'm going to be running a fridge, lights, etc..

This is what the battery tray looks like, I can adapt it however to fit a smaller battery. The red top fits in the tray fine but is too tall and I worry will touch the hood when closed.

 

[paranoid56]

those drycell or lipo battery's are smaller

 

[robert]

Odysseys are small too, that's probably the route I'd go. You can also get models with side terminals only which would eliminate the concerns over the hood contacting them.

 

[BurbanAZ]

Yea I'll probably take a look at the odyssey batteries, I've heard good things about them.

 

[carbon60]

Yea I'll probably take a look at the odyssey batteries, I've heard good things about them.

Try NorthStar, also. Same tech, usually cheaper.

A.

 

[Derek24]

Costco has some nice batteries. Great prices and good specs comparing. That's what I used for my dual battery and ran all my lights stereo, ect with no problems.

 

[Arclight]

Costco's "no questions asked" warranty is the main reason I buy Costco batteries.

Arclight

Costco has some nice batteries. Great prices and good specs comparing. That's what I used for my dual battery and ran all my lights stereo, ect with no problems.