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What strength of ampere should I use?

What strength of ampere should I use to my Porsche itīs a 930 -77.

The one I got now is 12V 63A but it feels a little gentle.

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What exactly do you refer to?
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Are you referring to the strength or size of your battery?

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Depending on which you're refering to, the alternator should be 70 amp. (980 watt) and the recommended battery is a 66 amp/hour. In the U.S. we typically rate batteries by "cold craning amps" (CCA), I think (I'll be corrected if I'm wrong) the least, recommended "cold craning amps" is a 650 CCA rated battery.

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Ouups!

Yes itīs the battery Iīm talking about.

Thanks for the answers.

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Jocke,

From 1974 onwards ... the standard battery was 66 A-h, and the optional one was 88 A-h.

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