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Installed my new lithium ion battery a few minutes ago

Discussion in '308/328' started by AZDoug, May 26, 2021.

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  1. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

    Dr Tommy Cosgrove Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Nothing wrong with sticking with a good 200 buck lead acid battery. I like Interstate.

    What problem does a $800 lithium ion battery fix that needs fixing?
     
  2. AZDoug

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    About 30-35 pounds, and having to wrestle a heavy ass battery in and out of the small opening in the exact middle of the car. Which I covered in my original post.

    Doug
     
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  3. topcarbon

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    I love the idea
    Next battery
     
  4. mike996

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    "having to wrestle a heavy ass battery in and out of the small opening in the exact middle of the car. Which I covered in my original post."

    I concur - PITA! :mad:
     
  5. thorn

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    I believe this $900 battery situation is an outlier in terms of "standard, expected Ferrari maintenance costs." ;)
     
  6. AZDoug

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    The 3.6L rebuild was probably outside standard expected Ferrari maintenance costs, also. :) But its nice having an as better than new, 42 year old 308, excuse me 368 GTS.

    It's only money, right?

    Doug
     

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