Battery covers???
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Battery covers???
Are there any battery covers that cover/enclose the whole battery??? Although that is what I am kinda looking for please feel free to post pics of what you have...
Thnx David
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To specify a little more I am not going to use this to cover a battery, I just want something around the size of the battery to fill the space up so it won't look out of place...
Maybe there might be something else out there that I could stick in there???
Maybe there might be something else out there that I could stick in there???
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Originally Posted by DONAIMIAN
Just relocate the battery. Less weight up front, and you dont have to worry about buying a cover.
That's what I would like to do but I don't like the empty look and need something hollow to stick in the space to keep the look I am going for
Anyone have any ideas????
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since your trying to fill space why not get a different coolant resevoir that sits where the battery used to
that would fill up the space
or for an even cleaner look you could get some plexiglass and cut out a cover for each side to cover the fuse panels and the empty spot where the battery sets. i didt that for my firebird but yours would be a little different considering the body, but once they are cut you cant paint the underside of the plexi to match the car color and it looks kinda sweet check out my cardomain i think ive got some pics of it in there
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/748167/1
think its page 2 but it wouldnt open it when i tried it so ill just get you there
that would fill up the space
or for an even cleaner look you could get some plexiglass and cut out a cover for each side to cover the fuse panels and the empty spot where the battery sets. i didt that for my firebird but yours would be a little different considering the body, but once they are cut you cant paint the underside of the plexi to match the car color and it looks kinda sweet check out my cardomain i think ive got some pics of it in there
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/748167/1
think its page 2 but it wouldnt open it when i tried it so ill just get you there
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Autozone used to carry anodized battery covers in black, blue, red.... Not the whole battery box though.
(I am looking for just the covers myself-I guess they were around 20 bucks at Autozone)
Anyone seen those lately?
Beautiful stuff on the chrome site, just cannot afford it!
Ram
(I am looking for just the covers myself-I guess they were around 20 bucks at Autozone)
Anyone seen those lately?
Beautiful stuff on the chrome site, just cannot afford it!
Ram
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fredcamaro not really next time i go out to my shop ill see if i cant get some better pics for you. she is currently in the process of being tor down for an engine swap but im sure i can pull off something for you
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Originally Posted by rambo benson
Autozone used to carry anodized battery covers in black, blue, red.... Not the whole battery box though.
(I am looking for just the covers myself-I guess they were around 20 bucks at Autozone)
Anyone seen those lately?
Beautiful stuff on the chrome site, just cannot afford it!
Ram
(I am looking for just the covers myself-I guess they were around 20 bucks at Autozone)
Anyone seen those lately?
Beautiful stuff on the chrome site, just cannot afford it!
Ram
http://cgi.ebay.com/Chevy-Bright-Red...QQcmdZViewItem
the second site is a company that makes many neat boxes for different cars. Thay can design you a box anyway you like it with or without a design. Check them out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevy...mZ230077859518
SS BOX
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SS-Un...QQcmdZViewItem
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Originally Posted by TryingT/A
Get some diamondplate or stainless steel and make your own. Cheap and unique, unless you don't have the skills to fab
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Originally Posted by TryingT/A
Get some diamondplate or stainless steel and make your own. Cheap and unique, unless you don't have the skills to fab
I thought about that but I want this to look as clean as possible so I am looking at all of my options...
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I was planning on buying one of the Optima billet ones like in the second link. Then I noticed the four holes in the bottom plate. Looks like it needs to be bolted in and the coolant tank sits right underneath. Actually the plastic mount that the stock battery sits in is molded with the coolant tank. Something I learned when I bought my Optima last week.