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I just figured out that the d3400 is cheaper than the d2700..

confused me cuzz i thought the higher number makes it stronger..

well anyways i guess im just gonna buy a d3400, how many watts is a d3400 meant for?

i know it doesnt go on watts, but like a rough estimate...

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Here you go: http://www.4xspower.com/downloadables/xspower_flyer-left.jpg

The D3400 is smaller than the D2700 in every dimension except height. I put my D2700 in my Dakota yesterday, and I think it was actually a bit tall. I could barely get the bolts holding the battery holder thing in.

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D2700 costs more cause it's a bigger battery, plain and simple.

The numbers are just for group type, like D3400 is group 34, and xs' new battery being released, the D4700 may sound bigger but's actually alot smaller than the D3400(group 47 is my car's proper battery, group 34 is the biggest battery I fit in my car for example).

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ohh i see, can i run a regular battery in front and then a d2700 in back? a non agm and then a agm...

found a d2700 for $250 used only a month.. good deal? or just buy a new d3100 for $370?

i have a dodge durango, so same battery fitment as the dakota

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Why not get the D2700 and put it up front?

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well i need to know if a used d2700 would be safe to buy.. and also will a d2700 be enough for 3000 watts rms?

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ohh i see, can i run a regular battery in front and then a d2700 in back? a non agm and then a agm...

found a d2700 for $250 used only a month.. good deal? or just buy a new d3100 for $370?

i have a dodge durango, so same battery fitment as the dakota

ohh i see, can i run a regular battery in front and then a d2700 in back? a non agm and then a agm...

found a d2700 for $250 used only a month.. good deal? or just buy a new d3100 for $370?

i have a dodge durango, so same battery fitment as the dakota

That´s bad to mix lead-acid with AGM batt´s, dont do it. Here a link to nicepriced quality AGM batts http://www.remybattery.com/Deka-Intimidator-9A34M-AGM-Marine-Battery-P9239.aspx. Or switch out the normal batt threw a AGM batt and go a route cheaper on XS batt´s and buy a XP 3000.

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if i can get this d2700 i think im just gonna run one of those under the hood for a while, then later on get a xs d1200 for a secondary or somthing

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I just figured out that the d3400 is cheaper than the d2700..

confused me cuzz i thought the higher number makes it stronger..

well anyways i guess im just gonna buy a d3400, how many watts is a d3400 meant for?

i know it doesnt go on watts, but like a rough estimate...

You need to learn about battery group sizes before you "GUESS" at thing like this. XS likes to add "00" at the end of industry standard group sizes. A Group 27 batt VS a Group 34 Batt is a fairly large difference. So would you think a Group 51 (XS Power D5100) is a stronger batt then a group 31 (XS D3100) Not a chance.... read up on battery group sizes....

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