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12-14-2009, 11:38 AM
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| FJ Battery Life Hi Kids, My 2007 FJ just turned 75,000 the other day and while the battery is still fine, I start getting nervous after 60,000 with factory batteries. I don't want to end up in the middle of a pheasant hunt with a dead battery at 5 degree's and a 25mph wind. Anybody have a battery go dead on them yet, and if so, when did it happen? Also, does anyone have experience with the new solid-state Optima batteries. Thanks guys   |
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12-14-2009, 05:33 PM
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| I get nervous at the 3 year mark since I've had a few OEM batteries die right around there. As for the optima you might want to look at the odyssey too. Cost a little more but I think they are a much better battery for heavy duty use. ODYSSEY Batteries Here's a nice video Stang TV : SEMA 2006: Bruce Essig of Odyssey Batteries at SEMA '06 |
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Thanks Squid. I'll have a look. 
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