Want to mount the battery in my da behind the bumper but not to sure how to go about it

 

This is where I put my battery in my DA.

 

**Edit - Just found out that its never been tested on a DA (90-93 Integra), so unknown if it actually fits that.**

This is what we use now to make life easier..

http://www.locashdyno.com/store2/ind...roducts_id=336

 

^^ nice!

 

 

oh wow just make your own. 250 for a fancy battery box...

 

Prob gonna make mine just not sure how to secure the tray to the body

 

 

you'll do a lot better to run something like an odyssey under there, if you arent running a huge stereo it will work just fine, and probably save you about 20 pounds

 

i had to mount mine on the passenger side so the washer fluid reservoir would fit, true daily driver, lol... easy access to the positive terminal through the hole where the stock intake ran down... its just a simple angle iron mount...

 

So is everyones box bolted or welded to the body. This is a daily and very little stereo crap.

 

I see a lot of heavy full size batteries, the AGM batteries are much smaller and lot easier to mount, without a stereo they are all you need,

 

 

A heavy battery in the front is not always a bad thing. 99.9% of people who are using large batteries do it for the added weight.

 

Do you still have to run a kill switch if it's mounted in the bumper?

 

Cost me about $15 in materials. Standard size honda battery.

 

yes, if the battery isnt in the factory location, you have to have a kill switch.

 

I wanna move just cause there is no room under the hood

 

My local track said no kill switch if it's mounted in the bumper unless I'm going over 135mph. That's Portland Intl. Raceway.

 

Local track is different from NHRA/IHRA requirements...

Does the rule book just say non-oem location = kill switch? and does the kill switch need to be accessible by the rear of the car too?

 

Talk to the track but nhra div1 techs all have been ok with any front mounted battery not having a kill switch asong as you are slower than the et cutoff to have it.

 

Is this still the rule or has is changed?