Antigravity Lithium in a 991.1 - Is It Possible?
#91
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The battery in my car has been working perfectly for almost 2 years now. I'd have no hesitation on putting one in. If you can get a good price on a Black Friday sale, I'd DO IT!
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#92
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Same here. I can’t say I can feel the difference in weight reduction except when installing it, but it can’t be bad to lose 20+ pounds that high up near the cowl. I was coming up on needing a new battery anyway. Peace of mind knowing you can press a button on the remote to revive it in case you accidentally discharge it too far by leaving the lights on or something. Do it. You won’t regret it.
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I too am a very happy AntiGravity owner. I swapped out the factory battery for an AG for my GT3 Touring. Wow, what a difference in weight! I put the nearly new factory battery in my six-year-old GTS. That battery has not been particularly dependable, for whatever reason. I am going to get an AG battery for my GTS as well. It is a very easy plug and play, it is markedly lighter and it works like a charm. Two thumbs way up!
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