The basic job of a battery is to start an engine; it must crank (rotate the crankshaft) via the starter motor and supply sufficient voltage to activate the ignition system until the engine starts.This requirement involves a high discharge rate in amperes for a short period of time.Cranking amps are the number of amperes a lead-acid battery at 32 degrees F can deliver for 30 seconds and maintain at least 1.2 volts per cell (7.2 volts for a 12 volt battery).Since it is more difficult for a battery to deliver power when it is cold and the engine requires more power to turn over, the Cold Cranking rating is defined as the number of amperes a lead battery at zero degrees F can deliver.CCA/cold cranking amps determine how much voltage you have to start your vehicle in cold conditions.Batteries require electrolyte and full charge prior to installation Fitment:

Vehicle Type	Model	Years
Street	Kawasaki KZ1000C/P Police	1982-2002
Street	Kawasaki KZ1100A	1981-1983
Street	Kawasaki KZ1100B GPZ	1981-1982
Street	Kawasaki VN750A Vulcan 750	2003-2004
Street	Kawasaki ZG1000 Concours	1986-1988
UTV	Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 3000	2003-2007
UTV	Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 3010 4x4	2003-2007
UTV	Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 3020	2003
Watercraft	Kawasaki JH1200 Ultra 150	1999-2001
Watercraft	Kawasaki JH750 Super Sport XI	1995-1997
Watercraft	Kawasaki JH750 Xi Sport	1998-1999
Watercraft	Kawasaki JS800 800 SX-R	2003-2011
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1100 1100STX	1997-1999
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1100 1100STX D.I.	2000-2001
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 STX	2009-2010
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 STX-15F	2004-2013
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 Ultra 250X	2007-2008
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 Ultra 260LX	2009-2010
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 Ultra 260X	2009-2010
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 Ultra 300 LX	2011-2013
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT1500 Ultra 300 X	2011-2013
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT900 900STS	2001
Watercraft	Kawasaki JT900 900STX	1997-2001