What is the best battery's for a 08" SANTE 230TE 390 engine

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  • sheltonpg
    • Mar 2013
    • 66

    • Virginia

    • Nautique Super Air 230

    What is the best battery's for a 08" SANTE 230TE 390 engine

    I have to replace my battery's and I want to know what I should replace them with?

    Any help would be great
  • Miljack
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Dec 2004
    • 1616

    • Charlotte, NC

    • '08 230 TE ZR6

    #2
    Are your batteries in the original location in front of the engine? If so, those are small batteries, so I would spend a little more to up the capacity, an AGM battery would be good. I have had really good luck using Batteries Plus for "standard" marine batteries. Their private label batteries are made by Penn-Yan/Deka which have been great for my application.
    2008 230 TE-ZR6
    1999 Pro Air Python-sold and moved away :-(

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    • sheltonpg
      • Mar 2013
      • 66

      • Virginia

      • Nautique Super Air 230

      #3
      Miljack

      My batteries are located in the lockers under the back two seats. They are EverStart Maxx-24S part Number and Cranking Amps 875 Cold Cranking Amps are 700. It looks like they are a Wal-Mart part

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      • max 1.6
        • Oct 2014
        • 284

        • Canada

        • 2009 Nautique 230

        #4
        I have Interstate marine batteries, been running for 4 years.
        I remove them from the boat every winter and put them on a trickle charger.
        They are still in super shape.

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        • distinguishedmotorsports
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Aug 2016
          • 481

          • Austin, TX

          • current: 2006 Cobalt 343 with twin 525hp Mercs former boats:'99 Air, '12 210, '10 230, '07 236, '06 211, '05 220, '06 220, '06 210

          #5
          Intestate, Deka, Optima are all good brands, with optima dropping in quality ever since they moved production to mexico.

          make sure you keep the CA and CCA the same, if you can, get one with more Amp Hours. that will give more reserve capacity in the cove with the stereo on. short of that, grab a third RV battery and daisy chain it to one of the stock batteries with 4 gauge or bigger (ought or bigger would be best for a big stereo)

          don't go too over board with the batteries though or your alternator may not be able to keep up. most are only capable of 100 amps of charging

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          • wakejunky
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Jul 2003
            • 679

            • Ca

            • 2003 SAN

            #6
            My understanding is that you're not supposed to mix, starting batteries with deep cycle batteries, only because they take charges differently if you run say the deep cycle down. They generally don't like to charged, especially by an alternator too hard.

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