i have a question about relocating my battery. i need to relocate mine to the back due to my turbo kit, i was just wondering whether i still need to ground the battery to the engine block or not?

 

na, just get a good chasis ground. Mine works fine like this.
Josh

 

alright thanks dude!!

 

Hey man, where did you get your relocation kit from?? Any pics??
Thanks

 

After I had problems starting the car in the winter I grounded it to the block and It was much better! I'm in Michigan though where winters suck big donky *****.
This was not on my lude though.

 

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I need to get on also

 

all i did was take the stock battery mounting and remove it, then I drilled holes for it in the trunk, put the stock mounting on, put the battery in and wired a power and ground through the car. i think i can get some pics...

 

i would imagine that a battery relocation would be relatively simple or am i wrong? just run your battery wire the fire wall to the trunk and reground it back there... or is there more to it?

 

yes it was very easy....i have a aftermarket coil and ignition box too..... 30 min

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=540650

 

Hey guys, I was just thinking about this. I was wondering if you can put a hiden switch to cut off ALL power so that it will make the car harder to steal. Just a thought.
I am sure you can do this...but i am wondering if it would be bad for the car in anyway?? Another reason why I want to do it is because of my 4WS issue. When the 4WS light comes on...I can get it to go off if I pull the stereo fuse or pull the battery cable.

Thanks

 

hmmm not to sure about this one but i dont think you could find a heavy duty enought switch...maybe i'm wrong, you might want to run a relay to a switch...

 

make sure your get a big enough wire. I went with #2 wire. About a $1 a foot at a local electrical supply house. My car is slow to start. I had a friend who installed a larger wire with no problems.

 

they do make battery master switches. They are fairly large but work well.