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Old 11-03-2011, 12:42 AM
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I have a LT1 battery junction I want to put in my LS1......anybody know the size of the holes I need to drill to install.....or have a pic of the junction box removed?
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What do you mean by battery junction..?
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its that red thingy that mounts on the forward fender well ........has a wire from the batt and then then other wires that go to the loom
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That is the Fuseably Link Junction..what are you trying to build?
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Actually it's a power distribution block.
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Tomato, tomato..
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There is a difference. Read up on it.
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Sure..I'll get right on that..mustve missed it in all the stuff that I've built..including LT1 cars..
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well.......numerous holes and slots made for the LT1 sheet metal stampings made it to the LS1 run.....but not the holes to mount this thing.......anyone?
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sheet metal screws????
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Self tapping screws will work.
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the new 1 i have looks like it slips into some holes in the body
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i dont think i want to put any screws in it
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You are absolutely right. Not sure what size the holes are. Forgot to measure them, however I measured the holes center to center and it's 2 1/4".
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are the holes round or slotted?
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in case anyone ever needs a new 1..the PN is 12186586
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Originally Posted by sjsingle1
I have a LT1 battery junction I want to put in my LS1......anybody know the size of the holes I need to drill to install.....or have a pic of the junction box removed?
What are you trying to build?
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