Depends on the engine, different manufacturers have different requirements, generally the modern, injected ecu controlled engines have higher requirements. It's not all about AH rating, for a starting battery, MCA/CCA is more important.
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As PD has stated, CCA is important.
Ah is purely the max amount of charge the battery can hold. CCA is the measure of the batteries ability to provide the high currents required to start your engine, and is a fundamental of the battery design.
What make/model of engine do you have. The engine manufacturer should specify the MCA/CCA rating required. CCA rating is the most rigorous of the two parameters.
What CCA would be needed for most standard 2 stroke 120hp engines so? Any ideas?
675 should be plenty
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