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I had to trim about 1/4" off of mine if I recall correctly in order for it to fit the locker. But have to say this anchor is great, not once have I had any issues with it getting set and holding.
Thoughts on this vs the GB40? Any reason to go with the higher amp starter or is this enough? Would be buying for our 232LS
Order placed, thanks for the heads up!
Are you saying on reborntower.com or another site?
Didn't even see, also a great deal! I've had some battery drain so am planning on running 2 6V batteries in series for the new radio install and keeping the two 12V I have just in case I ever need emergency parallel it's already set up, so 3 bank it is for me.
I talked to a member on here who did I big write up on battery types and run time, swears he gets more out of the 6V batteries because they're true deep cycles. I did some research and spoke with a few battery guys on the subject and they agreed, if you have the space the run time on 2 6V will be better than a single 12v. And for a really good group 31, there is really no price difference between that and 2 6V batteries.
Good article here, it's RV's but good general info. Basically, when fully charged the 6V has a bigger capacity and they have better discharge/recharge capacity. So for stereo specifically, run them down as far as you want and they will ultimately be able to be charged back to full more often than a 12v, where you may start to see charge capacity shrink with use. Because of that, with proper maintenance and a good battery charger/tender the 6V should last way longer than a 12V.
Except that you'll have to wait 1 to 2 months for delivery.
So they come in. Can you say new old stock?
