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      10-21-2012, 06:53 PM   #13
WestCDA
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Originally Posted by Caddyshk View Post
How can a lead acid battery of the same dimensions have more reserve than the AGM? Counters what the manufacturers (Exide) are telling us and contradicts their marketing materials?
The BMW branded battery I replaced (2006 Si) was lead acid, not AGM. According to CT's web page, the OEM battery was 480 CCA - I didn't make a note of what the CCA rating was on the original when I returned it to recover the core charge, but I do recall it was lower than the rating on the Eliminator battery I put in.

I'm going by the numbers I saw on my original battery, and what I see advertised for the replacement.

According to the information in this Exide brochure, their 'Exide Extreme Group 47/H5 has 650 CCA/780 CA, which is exactly what CT advertises for the rebranded premium Eliminator battery I purchased.

If you have additional info, please share ...

Last edited by WestCDA; 10-21-2012 at 07:13 PM..
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