Turbostart S24F 12 Volt 1960-1973 Ford Collectors Series AGM Battery
903-S24F
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FAQ
What is an AGM battery?
An AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery, like the Turbostart S24F, uses a glass mat separator to hold the electrolyte in close proximity to the battery plates. This design enhances efficiency, reliability, and resistance to vibration.
How long have AGM car batteries been around?
AGM car batteries have been in use since the mid-20th century, with commercial applications dating back to the 1970s. The Turbostart S24F showcases the evolution of AGM battery technology for classic cars.
Why do new cars use AGM batteries?
Modern cars prefer AGM batteries due to their maintenance-free design, high-cranking power, longer lifespan, and excellent performance in various conditions.
Will AGM batteries work in older cars?
Yes, AGM batteries, such as the Turbostart S24F, are suitable for older cars, providing reliable starting power and durability. They are a compatible and beneficial upgrade for classic cars with 12v charging systems.
Specifications:
will the id battery fit in a 1963 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop
Will this battery fit my 1957 Ford Thunderbird 312
What is warranty time? 903-S24F
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