I use the Nichicon KG's 10,000uf, they come with the solder terminals, same diameter and fit as the stock caps.
I believe they came with 9,000uf as original and I've routinely used 10,000uf Panasonic THA's over the years as they are a perfect fit without doing some goofy shimming ,etc.
I do use 15,000uf Panasonic THA's in all my 2275 restorations as they came with 13,000uf as original.
I don't know if almost doubling from 9,000 to 15,000 on the 2270 would unduly stress the upstream components(rectifier,transformer or power switch).
Bob
Those caps go fast. I ordered four of them in December and they were back ordered until Jan 16th. I didn't get them until almost March. They are great drop-ins for the 2245 and 2270. They are worth waiting for or finding an alternative source.I have the same caps for my 2270 as patfont has. I had ordered them from Mouser in mid March and got them right away. However, both Mouser and Digikey are out of them right now, with July and June expected delivery dates posted for them. I have not installed mine yet, since i've been tied up lately with a bunch of other life stuff.
Also, I can confirm that they have standard solder lugs, not snap-in pins.