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Originally Posted by 16ACE27
Group does refer to a specific physical dimension but a bigger group number does not necessarily mean a bigger battery:
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Got, so one should view group simply as a category or classification of size, but need to the bigger number does not necessarily mean bigger size.
I once had a Worldwide Battery Rep tell me that I my next set of batteries should be their Group 31 as if it it all of that and more too
He may have talking down to me as to not confuse me, but I took his emphasis on Group 31 as if it really meant something.
FWIW, I did not see Group 29 or Group 31 on your chart? But no worries, I get the picture and understand. As long as the battery will fit, that is all I should be concerned with. For now I will assume the Group 29 is smaller than my existing Group 31. If I had to buy a battery today, (and I don't) That 120ah, maintenance free, and 2 year warranty for $87 has me wanting too
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