Does the DIE HARD platinum 31M
really fit in the stock location
really fit in the stock location
Battery fit ?
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Short answer: Yes. Long answer: You'll need either Slee's Group 31 battery tray kit or your own homebrew variation. For what Slee gets for his kit its not really worth messing around IMO.
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/products/products_battery.htm
And there are several threads...just do a search for "group 31" and you'll find plenty of info...
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/products/products_battery.htm
And there are several threads...just do a search for "group 31" and you'll find plenty of info...
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Thanks for the info. I tweeked the factory bracket and drilled the positive rings. It was a quick fix to get me going.
Is it normal to have a slight draw with the ignition off.
Is it normal to have a slight draw with the ignition off.
^ yes...OEM configuration = Alarm draw mostly AFAIK. There are a few 100 forum threads that discuss the parasitic draw. With a simple meter you can quickly determine your parasitic draw.
My 100 is not a daily driver so I keep both of my Odyssey batteries on a "smart" charger in the driveway/garage.
If you have aftermarket sound system amps, etc., you will more than likely see much larger parasitic current draw. For my sound system amps I just put a circuit breaker in the circuit so I can easily/conveniently cut the ~1-2a draw they take...whenever I need to (driveway/garage and/or overnight or more camp outs).
My 100 is not a daily driver so I keep both of my Odyssey batteries on a "smart" charger in the driveway/garage.
If you have aftermarket sound system amps, etc., you will more than likely see much larger parasitic current draw. For my sound system amps I just put a circuit breaker in the circuit so I can easily/conveniently cut the ~1-2a draw they take...whenever I need to (driveway/garage and/or overnight or more camp outs).