Battery Relocation
#1
Battery Relocation
Anybody done this yet? Im thinking its a good idea especially if you have a WAI to get more air in there. Im not sure where to purchase the kits though can anybody shed some light and maybe post some pics
#2
Re: Battery Relocation
Originally posted by 00MAXI
Anybody done this yet? Im thinking its a good idea especially if you have a WAI to get more air in there. Im not sure where to purchase the kits though can anybody shed some light and maybe post some pics
Anybody done this yet? Im thinking its a good idea especially if you have a WAI to get more air in there. Im not sure where to purchase the kits though can anybody shed some light and maybe post some pics
#3
you really dont want to transfer weight to the rear on a fwd car do you?want as much weight on the drive wheels for traction....relocate is good on rwd because it puts weight on the rear of the car for traction....wouldnt it be the same for a fwd...(weight on the drive wheels?
#4
Originally posted by tonylittell
you really dont want to transfer weight to the rear on a fwd car do you?want as much weight on the drive wheels for traction....relocate is good on rwd because it puts weight on the rear of the car for traction....wouldnt it be the same for a fwd...(weight on the drive wheels?
you really dont want to transfer weight to the rear on a fwd car do you?want as much weight on the drive wheels for traction....relocate is good on rwd because it puts weight on the rear of the car for traction....wouldnt it be the same for a fwd...(weight on the drive wheels?
#6
a freakin battery wont hurt any weight transfer. you got nothing to worry about that. i even think its better, because you are getting closer and closer to the 50/50 weight ratio if you start moving stuff from the front to the back
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#7
Courtesy of Mr. BigDogJonx...VERY very clean install
Originally posted by 00MAXI
Anybody done this yet? Im thinking its a good idea especially if you have a WAI to get more air in there. Im not sure where to purchase the kits though can anybody shed some light and maybe post some pics
Anybody done this yet? Im thinking its a good idea especially if you have a WAI to get more air in there. Im not sure where to purchase the kits though can anybody shed some light and maybe post some pics
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#9
Originally posted by 2001SE
a freakin battery wont hurt any weight transfer. you got nothing to worry about that. i even think its better, because you are getting closer and closer to the 50/50 weight ratio if you start moving stuff from the front to the back
a freakin battery wont hurt any weight transfer. you got nothing to worry about that. i even think its better, because you are getting closer and closer to the 50/50 weight ratio if you start moving stuff from the front to the back
![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
#10
Hahaha, I was like DAMN that a clean install, DOH! its the same as mine!
Well the 2nd pic that shows the fuse holders, people dont really seem to realize how large the main 150amp fuse holder is till I took this picture.
http://bigdogjonx.com:81/fullpics/ba...fuseholder.jpg
Dixit
Well the 2nd pic that shows the fuse holders, people dont really seem to realize how large the main 150amp fuse holder is till I took this picture.
http://bigdogjonx.com:81/fullpics/ba...fuseholder.jpg
Dixit
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