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  • conway
    Grease Monkey
    • Mar 2011
    • 366

    #16
    Originally posted by Eric
    I used these A123 Life cells to make a battery for my motorcycle. Four of them were enough to power my starter and I saved a ton of weight.
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    • clarkkey594
      E30 Mastermind
      • Feb 2010
      • 1724

      #17
      Originally posted by conway
      I used these A123 Life cells to make a battery for my motorcycle. Four of them were enough to power my starter and I saved a ton of weight.
      How many quarts of what weight oil were in the bike? Also, bike engine components are far lighter than automotive so you would need a lot more CCA's to turn it over.
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      • conway
        Grease Monkey
        • Mar 2011
        • 366

        #18
        Originally posted by clarkkey594
        How many quarts of what weight oil were in the bike? Also, bike engine components are far lighter than automotive so you would need a lot more CCA's to turn it over.
        I'm aware. From memory it was a little over 2 quarts, 10w-40. This is a fairly common mod for street bike guys.

        I only used 4 cells- http://www.ebay.com/itm/A123-batter-...item2c58a6c2cb

        You can damage the cells really easily though they are not your average battery. There are also a lot of counterfeits on the market.
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