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Product Features

12-Volt, 800 Cold Cranking Amps, Size: 10″ x 6 7/8″ x 7 13/16″ tall, Weight: 38.8 pounds, Dual SAE & GM Posts
Reserve capacity of 100 minutes for constant performance
Optimal starting power even in bad weather
Fifteen times more resistant to vibration for durability

Optima-Batteries-8004-003-RedTop-Starting-Battery

Product Description

Optima 34/78 RedTop is designed to deliver high power cranking ability even in harsh weather conditions. This battery is great for heavy use by hot rods and off-roaders with its leak-proof, high power, and starting ability. The unique SpiralCell design provides a strong and clean power source, ensuring the safety of you, your family and the environment. The higher reserve capacity gives you a longer shelf-life to give you the power when you need it, where you need it.

Product Reviews

Optima Batteries 8004-003 34/78 RedTop Starting Battery
I now own two of them.The first one I purchased at Sears. Many people want a cheap replacement battery.I still have the first one and it’s still going strong after eight years.The one I purchased from Amazon a little over a year ago, is in my newer truck.The two things I like the most about these is:
1) They do not leak acid.
2) Will last up to three times longer then a standard battery.

Nice Looking & Excellent Battery
This is my 2nd Red Top- 1st still worked however I replaced it as a preventative measure. Gave the previous one to someone who’s battery died. Optima is a sealed AGM battery with several high tech features and won’t leak.Anyone wanting a top-quality car battery, here it is! Looks great beneath the hood of my 68 Chevelle, with the matching red cover!

Overall Flawless Battery
Awesome batteries, great power, very lightweight.Arguably the top features are there is no maintenance and zero CORROSION!I have a diesel truck and use these in pairs wired parallel. No batteries last really long in that application, but these have lasted a lot longer than Interstate, Motorcraft, etc. They didn’t last as long as claimed, but did go five plus years, instead of ~three years for conventional name brand batteries. I have the 34/78 dual terminal style to simplify the wire up to heavy accessories. Warranty ought to be serviceable most anywhere at an AutoZone, O’Reilly, etc.