700 amps?
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700 amps?
So just had to replace both batteries and i was looking in the book for which one to get for my truck. It said 65S or whatever...well above 32 crank AMP is 850 and below is 700...Will 700 be enough to cold crank? I live in texas it doesnt get to much below 32 very often
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Save your $ and get Bosch Batteries. They are half the price and have more amps, longer reserve capacity, and far greater warranty. They sell them at Pep Boys.
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I stick it the interstates. They are warranty'd for 3 years and pro rated for 5 I believe.
I would avoid the neverstarts. If at all possible.
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