NST Now Offers Braille's Full Line

[blacksandiegovitz]

Originally Posted by NonStopTuning

After a brief period of batteries being sold out...
11lb and 15lb batteries are in stock and ready for immediate shipping again!

Can you shoot me a pm for the price on the basic 11lb battery(non-carbon) and the b129 shipped to 92020, thnx

[PETERPOOP]

You don't even have one of these yet!? Dude, hurry up! ;)

[advocate]

Originally Posted by NonStopTuning

I would recommend the 11lb to most customers not running extra lighting or stereo components. If you have much of the latter, then you may want to consider stepping up to the 15lb or larger.

Fog lights and HIDs wouldn't fall into the category of 'extra lighting' if the car came with normal halogens and no fogs right?

[NonStopTuning]

Originally Posted by blacksandiegovitz

Can you shoot me a pm for the price on the basic 11lb battery(non-carbon) and the b129 shipped to 92020, thnx

Prices are listed on our website along with specs and other info. Shipping is usually about $10 for such an order and the exact fee is calculated by our shopping cart at the time of each purchase.

http://www.nonstoptuning.com/BRAILLE...Batteries.html

11lb and 15lb batteries are always in stock... the rest require a few days to order and ship out.

Thanks again!

[NonStopTuning]

Originally Posted by advocate

Fog lights and HIDs wouldn't fall into the category of 'extra lighting' if the car came with normal halogens and no fogs right?

If your OEM battery is doing OK now in your daily driven car, then the 11lb would be a great fit.

The 15lb would provide you with some excellent weight reduction as well, and would provide that much more peace of mind.

Either option would be a great fit for the Yaris.

[NonStopTuning]

[NonStopTuning]

11lb batteries are in stock and available for immediate delivery.

[why?]

I have two questions. Would the 11 lb battery be strong enough to deal with cold weather? Like 20 - 30 degrees or so starts.

The second thing, would both braces you sell be enough for autocross, or would they be looking for something else?

[cali yaris]

I like the 15 lb better, the higher reserve just gives me peace of mind, like if I happen to sit there with my stereo on for a while.

The Braille tie-downs are fine for autocross, they have never mentioned anything about mine.

[why?]

that sounds cool, Thanks! Now to just save up some money so i can buy everything you sell...

[NonStopTuning]

We'll be here when you're ready!

[NonStopTuning]

Still in stock and available!

[goliath1812]

I am very interested in one of these batteries, but has anyone come up with a way to hold the hood rod in place yet??

[tk-421]

Try a hood lift.

[goliath1812]

looks good, but i'd just rather not spend an extra $80 on that, when all i really want is a place to have the stock rod clip in..

[scape]

Anyone who owns these batteries: how have they faired for use, reliability, and durability. I'm coming up to 4 years ownership and I'm wondering if I should buy one of these instead of a regular battery; for when mine eventually becomes unreliable. I was thinking of the 9.5lbs version. I see 11.5 being thrown around as the battery of choice, just wondering if 9.5 will be ok for an all-manual, all-stock-electric yaris. I'm in moderate climate, reaching 115f in summer down to freezing in the winter.

[Klink10]

Originally Posted by scape

Anyone who owns these batteries: how have they faired for use, reliability, and durability. I'm coming up to 4 years ownership and I'm wondering if I should buy one of these instead of a regular battery; for when mine eventually becomes unreliable. I was thinking of the 9.5lbs version. I see 11.5 being thrown around as the battery of choice, just wondering if 9.5 will be ok for an all-manual, all-stock-electric yaris. I'm in moderate climate, reaching 115f in summer down to freezing in the winter.

Well I'm not going to say anything about the named battery in this thread other than if you really do some research you might find some interesting info. I'm just north of you in NC and with that said if you ck my garage you will see a Deka battery in mine and it has been in there going on 3 years with no issues what so ever. I don't however push any big sound stuff and don't sit in the parking lot on a Sat night listening to the sound system which is stock. I rigged it so during the winter months when I pull in my garage the hood is popped and the batt. is hooked up to a trickle charger. Then all I do is flip a wall switch and blam, good to go. My stock battery is still on the garage floor being trickle charged. If you lived close to me I'd sell that puppy cause it just takes up space.