i have a 2007 5.7L toyota tundra, very stout wiring and battery, all factory but very well maintained. should i get an optima yellow top? big 3? what
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Start with the big 3 with true 0 guage wiring. Try "Sky High" on EBAY. Then add an AGM Big Battery. Kinetik 2000 or Yellow top. You will notice a huge difference in power.
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Both. I have had them for a few years and even switched them on my new Tundra. I love them.
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hey patrick go to the optima batteries website and search your vehicle make and model the see what they say. www.optimabatteries.com
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I would suggest the 4.3 you can get one for about &60.00 or so,the 7.0 is too big in my opinion but worked well in my van on the dash.
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Well I Would have gone with a Yellow top and maybe a little bigger cap... Red tops are equal to a regular car battery and not deep cycle... Caps are just to stiffen your electrical system and feed the system with the power it needs...So you may also need to find out how many RMS your really pulling... my guess is a 2 farad cap would be plenty.... typically I have heard 1 farad per 1000watts RMS.
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The TS 6 position chip is the best choice for a 7.3 powerstroke. I would open up the intake and exhaust to enable the truck to run harder. Stage 2 injectors would increase the output of the chip as well.
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I did not find a direct fit for the BMW. You might want to check the following link for any info. http://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?1006181-optima-battery-yellow-top!!
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I have 2015 grey tacoma. Im also toyota technician for 21 years. I like the shiny because the matte starts to look gray after a couple of years. Put a little wax on the shiny once in awhile and it stays that way.
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I have a Group 34 Yellow Top Optima battery in my Jeep. I ran TWO of these blankets from about 10pm until about 8am the next morning in a tent with a 12v extension cord to my Jeep. The next morning they were still nice and warm. My Jeep just barely didn't start. I had run the calculation and I knew I'd be a bit short so I brought a starter box to start the Jeep, so I was good. With that being said, with the same battery, you'd be able to go 2 days if you just had one blanket....particularly if you aren't using a starter battery of your vehicle. If you are, you'll want a starter box because your battery will be almost completely depleted, but you'll stay warm. I have a Group 34 Yellow Top Optima battery in my Jeep. I ran TWO of these blankets from about 10pm until about 8am the next morning in a tent with a 12v extension cord to my Jeep. The next morning they were still nice and warm. My Jeep just barely didn't start. I had run the calculation and I knew I'd be a bit short so I brought a starter box to start the Jeep, so I was good. With that being said, with the same battery, you'd be able to go 2 days if you just had one blanket....particularly if you aren't using a starter battery of your vehicle. If you are, you'll want a starter box because... » Read More I have a Group 34 Yellow Top Optima battery in my Jeep. I ran TWO of these blankets from about 10pm until about 8am the next morning in a tent with a 12v extension cord to my Jeep. The next morning they were still nice and warm. My Jeep just barely didn't start. I had run the calculation and I knew I'd be a bit short so I brought a starter box to start the Jeep, so I was good. With that being said, with the same battery, you'd be able to go 2 days if you just had one blanket....particularly if you aren't using a starter battery of your vehicle. If you are, you'll want a starter box because your battery will be almost completely depleted, but you'll stay warm. « Show Less
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I have the same items for my 2003 TJ, and the top works great with them. Nice tight fit with just a little extra road noise.
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It should be alright if you keep your stock battery hooked up and big 3 upgrade, wouldnt recommend it though you`ll also need a high output alternator if you dont have one already
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If you want a lightweight starting battery then look elsewhere. If you want a heavy duty battery that can be rundown and recharged successfully, then this is the battery. It is far better than Optima in my opinion, having had 2 Optima Red Tops fail. I moved to a new residence last year, the car using this battery sat unstarted for 6 months (unheated garage) and it started up on first turn of the key last weekend. I wish it weighed less, but it's the best I've found so far. Shop around, compare; there could be a battery out there that suits your purpose better.
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My own Red Top was purchased recently, but I understand the vintage Red Tops are like that old VW in the Woody Allen movie Sleepers, worth keeping long after other batteries have cranked their last solenoid. And an absolute stranger told me this Thanksgiving that using a regular charger on any Optima battery is tinkling into the wind. I'll bet the Optima battery charger would revive it for many more miles; mine even resurrected the supposedly dead Interstate battery it replaced. For the record, I've heard the old Red Tops were even better than today. But I like mine just fine, and wish you good luck with yours. My own Red Top was purchased recently, but I understand the vintage Red Tops are like that old VW in the Woody Allen movie Sleepers, worth keeping long after other batteries have cranked their last solenoid. And an absolute stranger told me this Thanksgiving that using a regular charger on any Optima battery is tinkling into the wind. I'll bet the Optima battery charger would revive it for many more miles; mine even resurrected the supposedly dead Interstate battery it replaced. For the record, I've heard the old Red Tops were even better than today. But I like mine just fine, and wish you... » Read More My own Red Top was purchased recently, but I understand the vintage Red Tops are like that old VW in the Woody Allen movie Sleepers, worth keeping long after other batteries have cranked their last solenoid. And an absolute stranger told me this Thanksgiving that using a regular charger on any Optima battery is tinkling into the wind. I'll bet the Optima battery charger would revive it for many more miles; mine even resurrected the supposedly dead Interstate battery it replaced. For the record, I've heard the old Red Tops were even better than today. But I like mine just fine, and wish you good luck with yours. « Show Less
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we ordered this set for our 2010 toyota tundra...not sure if it will fit the 2007...if Amazon says it is speced for that, then get them and if they dont fit, send them back
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I put it on a 2007 tundra with trd suspension. i get compliments every day lol.. and it rides exactly the same. if not better
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Yes, I have a 2013 tundra, installed it myself, you wont regret the purchase.
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This should fit your 2007 reciever as toyota beefed up their hitches a little later on. If you're weary about it, get the T5. I got the T3 first for my 2014 tacoma but the new hitch was too big by only mm. Had to get the T5 and its fine.