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Kindig
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9/10/2003
20:08:20

Subject: Mopar Battery
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Hi Guys,
Does anybody have a Mopar power pro 7 battery?
If so, what's your opinion.
Sounds like it's Mopar's answer to an Optima battery. I have had a red top Optima in my 91 Ramcharger and was happy with it off-road.
My question is... Is the Mopar power pro 7 just as good as an Optima?
Late!

2001 Dak cc 4x4 4.7 auto 3.55




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9/11/2003
20:06:33

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Go to Walmart, buy yourself a 850/1000 cold cranking amp ENERGIZER battery, you won't be sorry you did. I live in north central Canada. When it gets cold, it gets profanely cold (-44F) for 2-3 weeks in a crack, around early Jan.(sometimes 3-4 cycles) The smart ones of us up here trust these batteries to start our trucks all year round, but winter is really a true test on a battery. I get about 5 years on one og these guys. It beats the hell out of paying $30.00 a hit, for a tow truck to come and boost you a couple of times a week.



Kindig
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9/11/2003
22:46:15

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Thanks,but No Thanks. I live in the Mojave Desert and cold cranking amps is not an issue. But vibration control is. I go wheelin on dusty and rough trails. So I need a battery that can take the abuse. Spiral technology is for my type of wheelin.
I love Canada, but the cold would kill me. :-)
Good Luck this winter.



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9/15/2003
18:48:47

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If it helps any--- the Mopar batteries are made by Exide--- well, they arrive on an Exide battery truck so it would be safe to assume



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