Rear Mount Battery: Which Battery
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I'm mounting my battery in the right rear, what battery do I need?
I have my fuseboxes mounted inside the car on the hvac delete panel. I ran 15' of 1/0 weilding cable to them.
Just your normal 12 volt battery.
The one with the highest cca's or what.
I have my fuseboxes mounted inside the car on the hvac delete panel. I ran 15' of 1/0 weilding cable to them.
Just your normal 12 volt battery.
The one with the highest cca's or what.
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Can't beat a quality 16v for a modern hot rod.
Especially if starting new!!
They stay at full power longer, they start the car quicker, and if round robined, you will be more consistent dialing in!!
I have Turbo start & Powermaster, both have been fine.
Good luck.
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Can't beat a quality 16v for a modern hot rod.
Especially if starting new!!
They stay at full power longer, they start the car quicker, and if round robined, you will be more consistent dialing in!!
I have Turbo start & Powermaster, both have been fine.
Good luck.
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I don't have a real car, so that kind of stuff I don't know about.
I do know 16v is frigging awesome. I run 1 battery, with electric everything,
including big *** fuel pump, water pump, fans, and multiple N2O systems that draw a lot!!!
I have never hurt anything, including an older but expensive data computer, & multi function delay box.
Unless you have a big power EFI combination, everyone I know runs 1 16v with zero issues ever.
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I don't have a real car, so that kind of stuff I don't know about.
I do know 16v is frigging awesome. I run 1 battery, with electric everything,
including big *** fuel pump, water pump, fans, and multiple N2O systems that draw a lot!!!
I have never hurt anything, including an older but expensive data computer, & multi function delay box.
Unless you have a big power EFI combination, everyone I know runs 1 16v with zero issues ever.
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I use an Optima mounted in the rear along with an alternator. The best thing is a 16V battery but I don't think you can run 16V with a stock PCM. If you want to stay legal the battery needs to be contained via a battery box or a firewall of some sort.
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And there are lots like it. My car has one to limit the voltage to the PCM and instruments. I don't really see any need for a 16 volt battery in a normal car. If you're running a 600 inch engine maybe.
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