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DRR S/Pro![]() |
No this was within the past 6 months. Check the reviews, their horrible including to one I gave This is the one I am talking about https://www.autometer.com/batt...ALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.dsThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Big Steve, | |||
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DRR Top Comp |
Wow, thanks for posting that. I thought the new one was supposed to be better. Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right. Here I am....... | |||
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DRR All Star |
I use two of these in the nose of the dragster: https://www.amazon.com/gp/prod..._image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Same battery as the Brailie. It seems to be about right for weight in the nose for me. They just fit in the room given. I use an alternator. I charge between rounds when I can. I probably don't need to. Foxtrot Juliet Bravo | |||
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DRR Pro![]() |
The best charge on the market is hands down the Moroso/Rock Charger. Rock batteries are good too, mine went 5 years. ![]() Mark Whitener RFD Heads FTI Converter Fab Shop Headers Home built 2 circuit Dominator :-) www.racingfuelsystems.com ____________ Good work isn't cheap and cheap work can't be good. | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
As I have stated here previously, the Moroso/Rock charger is made by Interacter and Rock batteries are made by Concorde, two of which I just installed today ![]() ![]() ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Pro![]() |
How come you guys with dragsters run 2 small batteries? Why not just 1 Large AGM battery? Is it because of the frame being narrow or something like that? | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
yes, with my car but the two 12v AGM batteries also total more CA than one large 12v AGM battery ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Pro |
Yes to narrow an it sucks... | |||
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DRR Pro![]() |
I have just installed 2 go lithiums with total weight of 22 lbs as we recently did in Hunter's too... Hunter Patton and I both have this set up and the kid just won 2 races in a row this weekend... sounds like the starter is on 24V as it turns over super fast. We both have the Big dog starter and adjustable alternators from house of Payne with the 2 Go lithiums...my blower motor turns over stupid fast as well! I was hesitant about the lithiums as I have had trouble in the past with other brands...again new products showing promising real world data and results. | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
your mom says "YOU A DUMBAZZ BOY" 1 month ago...
![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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Go Lithium batteries are rebuildable/repairable according to the company owner. Not sure about other companies lithium batteries. https://youtu.be/39aY_Q8Xql0 I contemplated going to lithium this time around but $1750 for two batteries and charger and the life of the batteries is still a concern. I get 5 to 6 years out of a XS Power D1600. Several fellow racers also mentioned slow cranking when cold. Also, lithium charge at a different voltage than AGM. For example AGM 16 volt batteries charge at 19.2 volts where the Go Lithium is recommended at a max of 17.75 volts. Alternators that have an adjustable regulator can dial in the charge voltage for Lithium but those regulators are known to be problematic and fail. I said screw it, had a fixed regulator put in the alternator and put in a new D1600. | ||
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DRR Elite![]() |
I'm pretty sure what was left of the one I saw with my own two eyes on the ground, surrounded by the Fire Brigade at the NHRA Divisional at VMP last year wasn't rebuildable nor repairable. ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Sportsman |
i have had nothing but great luck with Lithum pro 16volt battery would highly suggest if u can afford to go the lithum route. They last longer than AGM style they charge faster and are lighter | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
A Lithium Pro battery was in Dave Connelly's/Gray's pro stock car a few years that started fire at a national event. NO THANKS! There will never be a lithium battery in my cars as they have proven to be unstable in planes, race cars, phones, computers, hoover boards, etc. When the big 3 install them as standard equipment in all their passenger cars and trucks, maybe then I'll change my mind. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Pro![]() |
Dumazz wont even try new technology...stay in the 70s...you belong there. | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
ain't learned anything. Maybe seeing your shyt on a fire will wake you up. ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Pro![]() |
Yea yea...I hear ya and your marketing partners see your dumazz talk smack too. People go to hell when they talk the way you do to people... ![]() | |||
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DRR Elite![]() |
remember, my marketing partners knew of me from here long before they spoke to or met me and I'm not talking to people here any different than they talk to me. ![]() OG IT! Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance "if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis ![]() ![]() | |||
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DRR Sportsman |
From what I have seen lithium batterie issues are a thing of the past. When they first came to the racing scene there were a few fires for sure. Most now are Lithium iron phosphate cells now which are much more stable and safe. However they all have different max charging voltage/rates. Each lithium battery requires its specific lithium charger. They all seem to have different maximum tolerable voltage numbers that seem to vary between 17.9-18.6 volts depending on the manufacturer. I have a Lithium Pro in my TS car and it has a max voltage of 18.3, while the Go lithium in the dragster is 17.9. So using the correct charger is kind of a must, raising the costs. Both batteries are 9ish lbs. In my TS car it came with 12V Deka's, going to one Lithium saved 86lbs switching. Ed our Racetech has the battery midship. We did a lot while wafting on a block(joys of Mopars) to lighten the car up so cannot say exactly what the 37lbs alone did. The car lost almost 95lbs total. I see XS is now selling Lithiums as well. Anyone try one of those? "I am not ashamed to confess I am ignorant of what I do not know." Marcus Tullius Cicero | |||
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