BATTERY RELOCATION PIC REQUEST
I recently purchased a T1 catch can but havent installed it yet. It mounts in the factory battery tray and so it looks like my battery needs a new home. im trying to avoid relocating to the truck area. Ive seen a few batterys mounted inside the wheel liner on the inside of the fender area. IS there a kit or mount that you can purchase or just inhouse fabrication required?
CAN you guys post how you have your battery relocated in this direction and what materials i need to purchase. Thanks for your thoughts and ideas on my mounting solution
CAN you guys post how you have your battery relocated in this direction and what materials i need to purchase. Thanks for your thoughts and ideas on my mounting solution
there are a bunch of these threads, cant find them now so not locking, i moved mine up to right behind the radiator.
some put them where the washer bottle used to be in the fenderwell.
some move them to the trunk.
remember, with a relocate, to be nhra legal, you now need a kill switch.
some put them where the washer bottle used to be in the fenderwell.
some move them to the trunk.
remember, with a relocate, to be nhra legal, you now need a kill switch.
i cant fit behind the radiator cuz my piping runs in that spot. im thinking in the fenderwell or trunk. I just dont know how much space i have to work with
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quickridez_3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I recently purchased a T1 catch can but havent installed it yet. It mounts in the factory battery tray and so it looks like my battery needs a new home. im trying to avoid relocating to the truck area. Ive seen a few batterys mounted inside the wheel liner on the inside of the fender area. IS there a kit or mount that you can purchase or just inhouse fabrication required?
CAN you guys post how you have your battery relocated in this direction and what materials i need to purchase. Thanks for your thoughts and ideas on my mounting solution
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Here's what I did on my teg. They sell a prefabbed battery tray for the odyssey batteries. We just welded that to the frame on the car and extended the battery cable to reach.
CAN you guys post how you have your battery relocated in this direction and what materials i need to purchase. Thanks for your thoughts and ideas on my mounting solution
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Here's what I did on my teg. They sell a prefabbed battery tray for the odyssey batteries. We just welded that to the frame on the car and extended the battery cable to reach.
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Does something as simple as this require a switch? If not, what mandates the switch? is there a distance maximum on relocation before the switch is needed?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Does something as simple as this require a switch? If not, what mandates the switch? is there a distance maximum on relocation before the switch is needed?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1QwIkEf »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my car and b4 anyone asks me it clears my 24.5 just fine.lol
</TD></TR></TABLE>Nice setup and for the intercooler
</TD></TR></TABLE>Nice setup and for the intercooler
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turboswhistle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">We used a piano hinge to let ours swing out for easy removal and installation

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Ballar

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Ballar
now thats what im talking about...make a battery relocation kit. ill preorder one right now
exactly what im looking for
exactly what im looking for



