Diehard Platnum Marine battery, which one???
04-10-2011 | 03:04 PM
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JK Freak
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Diehard Platnum Marine battery, which one???
hey guys,
quick question; I read lots of good thing about the Diehard Platnum Marine battery I'm just not sure which one to get, Sears website has different PM (1, 2) and group size
So which one fits in the JK?
thanks
JL
quick question; I read lots of good thing about the Diehard Platnum Marine battery I'm just not sure which one to get, Sears website has different PM (1, 2) and group size
So which one fits in the JK?
thanks
JL
04-10-2011 | 04:06 PM
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JK Freak
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From: Lindon, Utah
I got the p-1 group 34. i personally recommend getting the normal one over the marine because it has a longer warranty than the marine. same battery, the marine just has extra terminals on it to put auxiliary stuff on it. but i have lots of auxiliary stuff to mine just being the normal battery and it works great. 
04-11-2011 | 02:45 AM
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JK Freak
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
I got the p-1 group 34. i personally recommend getting the normal one over the marine because it has a longer warranty than the marine. same battery, the marine just has extra terminals on it to put auxiliary stuff on it. but i have lots of auxiliary stuff to mine just being the normal battery and it works great.
04-11-2011 | 04:20 AM
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JK Super Freak
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From: Lancaster Pa
The specifications for a Diehard Platinum is as follows:
Cost $214.00
880 CCA
135 RA
68 AH @ 20
48 month warranty with a 100 month pro rated
The specifications for the Diehard Platinum Marine is:
Cost $274.00 (now on sale at $247.00)
1150 CCA
205 RA
100 AH @ 20
36 month warranty
If you are just using it as a starting battery the Diehard Platinum will fit the bill. If you have some lights and a custom stero system it will still fit the bill. If however you are going to be using it as a deep cycle the marine would be the better choice.
Cost $214.00
880 CCA
135 RA
68 AH @ 20
48 month warranty with a 100 month pro rated
The specifications for the Diehard Platinum Marine is:
Cost $274.00 (now on sale at $247.00)
1150 CCA
205 RA
100 AH @ 20
36 month warranty
If you are just using it as a starting battery the Diehard Platinum will fit the bill. If you have some lights and a custom stero system it will still fit the bill. If however you are going to be using it as a deep cycle the marine would be the better choice.
04-11-2011 | 06:42 AM
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JK Freak
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From: Lindon, Utah
The specifications for a Diehard Platinum is as follows:
Cost $214.00
880 CCA
135 RA
68 AH @ 20
48 month warranty with a 100 month pro rated
The specifications for the Diehard Platinum Marine is:
Cost $274.00 (now on sale at $247.00)
1150 CCA
205 RA
100 AH @ 20
36 month warranty
If you are just using it as a starting battery the Diehard Platinum will fit the bill. If you have some lights and a custom stero system it will still fit the bill. If however you are going to be using it as a deep cycle the marine would be the better choice.
Cost $214.00
880 CCA
135 RA
68 AH @ 20
48 month warranty with a 100 month pro rated
The specifications for the Diehard Platinum Marine is:
Cost $274.00 (now on sale at $247.00)
1150 CCA
205 RA
100 AH @ 20
36 month warranty
If you are just using it as a starting battery the Diehard Platinum will fit the bill. If you have some lights and a custom stero system it will still fit the bill. If however you are going to be using it as a deep cycle the marine would be the better choice.
I don't know if that one will fit, but the marine that I know for sure that will fit is the marine 34m, the same battery that has the specs above with 880 cca. That is probably the one you want if you are going with the marine if the other one won't fit. The 34m is one sale too 193.00.