The "Optima D35 Yellow" fits and so will the "34R Red Top" which is what I have. You'll need to slightly bend the fuse terminal contact to reach the positive post.Do they even make a direct fit battery for the Titan?
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The "Optima D35 Yellow" fits and so will the "34R Red Top" which is what I have. You'll need to slightly bend the fuse terminal contact to reach the positive post.
1. no acid to check or leakhonestly, I had the Optima - and I wasn't impressed. Unless you have a big stereo, and plan on playing it with the engine off - there is absolutely no benefit to the Optima whatsoever.
That's why the old saying goes... "opinions are like a$$holes... everybody has one." I've never been a fan of Interstate batteries. Way overpriced and they leaked in the 2 vehicles I had them installed in. Haven't had any issues with my maintenance free Optima's...I realize it's no acid, and they add deep cycle ability. That doesn't make Optima better though.
I have a top of the line Interstate battery, and if you look at the specs, they are better than Yellow & Red Tops. Sure, I can't blast my stereo for hours with my engine off, but who does that regularly anyway?
I compared both batteries and they're both the same CCA as well, and the Interstate has 20 more MCA than the Optima. For the price I can't beat that. I'm not big into "bling bling" so bragging rights don't concern me. Getting stuck with a dead battery does.