RichM
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It says the CCA is 570. Where did you get 630 from?
Dewin
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Says so on the battery, bit of misinformation on that website methinks...
RichM
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In that case, I'm guessing they just used a similar photo. It's a extra hassle to upload multiple product photos to a website CMS, so websites will often just use a similar photo with an accurate description. I'd go by the description.
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discool
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Ok, I just had quick look at the battery picture and that's 630, still a good deal whatever.. i've never been that lucky.
I'm wasn't that interest as it happens, I have 10 month Alphaline fitted that has a CCA of 610 which is very good but then I only use it for starting
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Fur Trapper
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Ok, I just had quick look at the battery picture and that's 630, still a good deal whatever
I'm wasn't that interest as happens, I have 10 month Alphaline fitted that has a CCA of 610 which is very good but then I only use it for starting
Get a bigger battery, higher cca anything over 850, mine has twin 995 they last alot longer and give the starter more torque/power
discool
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I have a small V8 discoto turn over not a British Army battle tank
as said D1s came from the dealer with a 580 CCA fitted although that only lasted 4 years for me but then my prevous 580 CCA Lucas battery lasted 9 years
Fur Trapper
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Same batteries 175K miles and 7 yrs old and cold as Fek wintersI have a small V8 discoto turn over not a British Army battle tank
Fur Trapper
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I have a small V8 discoto turn over not a British Army battle tank
Oh petro you didn't say, my v8 petro has 875cca
Critical Mick
Member
I've just had a look on Bosch's website and according to them the battery does have a CCA of 630. Furthermore the battery in question is the only one Bosch recommends for Defenders and S1 and S2 Discos.
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The plot thickens...
