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| | | | Joined: May 2006 Posts: 77 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: May 2006 Posts: 77 | Any particular reason you want a group 27 over a 24? Most 24s will easily outperform a 27 in CCA and reserve, and weigh lees as well. Or better yet, many 34/78 combination group batteries outperform both, and are only a bit shorter in height than the 24 and have even more of a reduced weight. I was hoping to use a Delco 1000cca group 27 battery to power my truck. But I noticed Bosch sells a Group 48 and a Group 78DT (side and top terminals), in AGM that will fill my needs. Both are close to or over 800cca. So yes, that is a great suggestion.
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