Cold Cranking Amps Higher or Lower number

Absolutely...the bigger the cca number the better especially in sub-zero temps, so the 850 would deliver 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees....fyi, the ca number on the battery is how many amps it delivers for 30 seconds at +32 degrees

Absolutely...the bigger the cca number the better especially in sub-zero temps, so the 850 would deliver 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees....fyi, the ca number on the battery is how many amps it delivers for 30 seconds at +32 degrees

Absolutely...the bigger the cca number the better especially in sub-zero temps, so the 850 would deliver 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees....fyi, the ca number on the battery is how many amps it delivers for 30 seconds at +32 degrees

Absolutely...the bigger the cca number the better especially in sub-zero temps, so the 850 would deliver 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees....fyi, the ca number on the battery is how many amps it delivers for 30 seconds at +32 degrees

Absolutely...the bigger the cca number the better especially in sub-zero temps, so the 850 would deliver 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees....fyi, the ca number on the battery is how many amps it delivers for 30 seconds at +32 degrees

Absolutely...the 850cca battery delivers 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees...fyi, the ca number on the battery would deliver xxxx amps for 30 seconds at +32 degrees...so yeah go with the 850

Absolutely...the 850cca battery delivers 850 amps for 30 seconds at 0 degrees...fyi, the ca number on the battery would deliver xxxx amps for 30 seconds at +32 degrees...so yeah go with the 850

Won't make any difference in that application.