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Discussion in '3rd & 4th Generation 1990-1997' started by faran, Jun 30, 2019.

  1. faran

    faran New Member

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    Could anyone please confirm if they have used this battery and if it would work on a 4th Gen?

    Does anyone know CCA requirements for a 4th Gen?

    Thanks for the help.
     


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    YTX-12BS is the OEM spec and rated at 180 CCA.
    YTZ-12S is rated at 210 CCA, but is a bit shorter. I’ve used it before with a piece of plywood underneath to bring the terminals up to clear the battery box. I’m sure that negated the 1 lb saving. :)
    The YTX-9BS is only 135 CCA. It may work but what’s the advantage?
     


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    "Plywood"?
    Why not use a closed cell foam instead? MUCH lighter.
    Brian
     


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    I had it lying around.
     


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    Thank you, I have ytx9-bs laying around and hence was wondering about it, so that at least I can ride with it :)
     


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