[Racer Robbie]

First off what i stated above is a fact, I have my original battery still in mmy viper after 5 years and 23,000 miles. if you have an y doubts why don't you proove me wrong by looking at my battery and checking its serial and manufacturing number.

Second, all seals will get a set to tem if they sit for long periods of time. When this happens they become disformed and out of round. this can cause leaks. This is the primary reason why front and rear main sels leak. All car musems turn the engines over on all the cars in their collection once a month so as to eliminate this problem from happening.

Third. here is another option that I have installed on customers car and boats. It is called Priority Start. It disconnects the battery before it becomes completely drained and leaves enough voltage availble to start the engine.

Here is the website. http://www.prioritystart.com/

I will be installing one of these this spring as my battery was dead after being sick for 2 months. But after recharging the battery, at 2 amps overnight, and load testing it, everything was fine. The battery is a good as new.