Battery Replacement Help

twist-a-grip

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I'm not sure why I can't find any info on this with our cars getting to be 6+ years old, but this forum's search must not work very well.

My battery died (even though it's always on a tender) - called local dealers for a replacement and found nothing within 3 hours of me. So I tried Interstate for options and low and behold my Costco had the right battery - $120. However, even though Interstate's website says their MTP-90/T5 fits, it really doesn't - it's longer and taller and therefore the stock battery bracket is too small. Car fired right up and I was able to get it on my lift for yearly maintenance. Should I make a strap for it or get the stock battery shipped to me or get a $300+ AGM from DSE or the like? Not worried about cost or weight, just want the car to fire up on demand and for the battery to stay put.
 

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Good to speak with you, twist-a-grip.

As we discussed, the two side mount brackets sold with all Gen V's except ACR's and ACR-E's will work fine with your new Interstate T5.

You should be able to order the brackets from Dodge for less that $50.
 
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