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I have never figured what the heck group size was either. I look at post location, 525 CCA or more if you like and have been using least expensive battery that I could find. Replaced one in my 66 a couple years back that had been in it for 9 years. I think it is a waste of money to buy expensive batterys.
I think it is a waste of money to buy expensive batterys. John
Sez the man from North Carolina.. Somebody from North Dakota may think differently. I agree though people probably buy way more battery than they need.
Not sure if you knew but you are asking about your 1968 in a 1961-1966 section. Might not matter in this case but for most purposes you probably wouldn't want to be asking us.
A group 27F is the correct battery for your truck. The "F" designation gives the battery the reversed terminal locations ((+) closest to the solenoid) so the battery cables don't have to cross. A group 27 will fit, but the (-) terminal will be near the solenoid.
The battery group refers to the physical size of the battery, not the electrical capacity. Just because the group number is a larger number doesn't indicate the battery is physically larger or has higher amp hour capacity.
Thanks for all the input guys, but I decided to go with a group 36 batt. I did find the group 27f mentioned here but I liked the way the 36 filled the battery tray. Dimensionally it's just slightly larger than the 27 but I got a few more CCA's.
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