Battery and muffler choice

firemedic247

So I tinkered on the Meat Wagon today and I'm going to finish it up. It should increase the chances of it selling. Now to the point. Battery and muffler choices. Now should I go deep cycle or starter battery. I have a led light bar and winch for it so I'm leaning towards a deep cycle battery no particular brand in mind. Opinions????
Muffler choices. I've read a few posts were people like the walker tube style tractor muffler and some hate it. Some people like an ATV style. It's going to be a hunting buggy so the quieter the better. Not really concerned on max flow for top speed. Opinions????

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MMech

I use the walker muffler. It is not as quiet as stock but way better than the RLV. Its not to loud just creep'n along to about 1/3 but when you get on it its loud. I bought a RLV from VC and have tried it behind the walker it helped but was still not what I'm looking for. I just drive it but try not to get on it but every chance I get.

sho305

I'd use a normal car battery as yami says in the manual, if you want a marine one (I have one the studs are nice for wiring accessories, it has posts also) get a starting one. Also it was at the time $8 more than the car battery and more cca. But unless you run something off it like car amplifiers, about any car battery with the posts so the cables reach will work just fine. Light bar and winch, I'd get a larger battery for when you use those, like a light truck size/etc. say 600-800cca.

firemedic247

Well thanks for the info. but I sold it today.

nujac

I have 4 cars at my house so it seems that I will have a weak battery in one of them about the time I need a golf cart battery. I have had golf carts at my place for the last 25 years and have never purchased a new battery for one. The cart always gets the old car batteries.