02b4ccamaro

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i want to relocate my battery to the trunk, and i dont want to cut up the factory wiring. just want to see any pic or get some ideas on how i can do it.

Ws6kid.

i would like to do the same.!
and out a small fuel cel in where the battery used to be for some N20

blackbyrd

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several companies make a kit bmr is one of them

Ws6kid.

yea i know they make the bracket to relocate the battery but what about the lines? i would like to see some one make a write up about it or things i should look out for in relocating the battery

squee

iTrader: (16)

There is a guy on here who makes a block to do it. All you do is screw the stock cables to the block and run a wire to the back. Couldn't be more simple really...

99Bluz28

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This should get you going.


https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-raci...elocation.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/paint-bod...elocation.html

RAMPANT

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I just thought I would give you guys an option. I planned the same thing. I bought all the parts seperately since I wanted mine on the drivers side and the bottle on the passengers side. I then weighed all the cable, brackets and mounts. It came to 23lbs, WTF. Add 23lbs to the car so I can move 34? I autocross and take it to the strip so front weight and total weight matter. So I looked into a light weight set up. I went with the 15lb Braille battery. With the bracket it came to 17lbs, for a savings of 17lbs and 17lbs less on the nose. I do have a bigger stereo in the car and it seems to work just fine. Just food for thought.

Sorry, I need better pics of it, but you get the idea.

Y2K WS6

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so where does a person get the battery and "kit" that's pretty bad assed I like it!

RAMPANT

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I bought the battery and billet mounting kit from Jegs.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Braille-Auto/147/B2015C/10002/-1

http://www.jegs.com/i/Braille-Auto/1...ALUMK/10002/-1

I made my own lower base to fit the factory tray.

The terminal blocks are from JL Audio XB-PDBU-4 and I used 1/0 guage to feed them the power.

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_c....php?cat_id=13

Not a cheap solution but it saved 20lbs and seems to handle my stereo with 155amp truck alternator.