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this is the difference... i asked nate the same thing and he informed me this...

"The s series batteries have a reinforced steel casing whereas the d series just has the plastic casing."

So the s series has a little more integrity than a d series. I own an s3400 batt under my hood now and i just ordered my d3100 from nate today. xs power batts are awesome and i believe they are under-rated. I had my s3400 tested when it was new and it tested at 1060 crank amps. I just had that same battery tested about 2 weeks ago and it tested at 1200 crank amps!! Im using that battery to power a 1400 watt rms amp at 4 ohms and it will let me crank the power without the engine on for about 1 hour before i have to turn the engine on to charge it back up. xs power is one hell of a battery to use.

Hope this helps clarify the difference for you!

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