catchcan and battery relocation ?
catchcan and battery relocation ? well my dynabatt took a crap, or a swell i should say, didnt seem like it was holding much of a charge so i put the batt charger on it and WOW, it got BIG, haha. anyway, im not gunna buy another dynabat, ima take this opportunity to relocate my battery to the ttop well and put in a optima with a kill switch. ima need the extra weight out back if i have to run a smaller tire anyway can someone give me a list of all the stuff i need to do this, i know i want welding lead and i need a kill switch but what else?
also, since the bat is goin, i figure ill ditch the big overflow below it and put me a small cylinder catch can in the car, get me a 16" puller fan to save weight over the stockers and get rid of the abs block.
what catchcan you people using, just a lil cheap summit one?
also, since the bat is goin, i figure ill ditch the big overflow below it and put me a small cylinder catch can in the car, get me a 16" puller fan to save weight over the stockers and get rid of the abs block.
what catchcan you people using, just a lil cheap summit one?
I am in the middle of this project,and I bought the Taylor relocation kit from Summit for $120 with the aluminum battery box. Very nice kit ,it comes with everything you need. Then i got the Flaming River push/pull killswitch,which is $85 from Summit and also a very nice piece. The only other things I had to buy seperately was some 6 ga wire to run from the alternator to the battery side of the killswitch and some crimp connectors for the 6 ga, and 2 more connectors for the + cable going to the switch. As for the catch can I'll be buying a cheap Summit too.
Staging Lane
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From: Rockingham, NC
Right now I just have a cheep one(woody's brand) but IM putting in an order this week for one of these:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...51518_-1_10127
Its recirculating style so once the cooling system pukes it out it will also suck it back in like the factory system. I was having to empty my coolant jug everytime the car got hot and top off the rad.
Matt
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...51518_-1_10127
Its recirculating style so once the cooling system pukes it out it will also suck it back in like the factory system. I was having to empty my coolant jug everytime the car got hot and top off the rad.
Matt
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Originally Posted by rockcamaro97
Right now I just have a cheep one(woody's brand) but IM putting in an order this week for one of these:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...51518_-1_10127
Its recirculating style so once the cooling system pukes it out it will also suck it back in like the factory system. I was having to empty my coolant jug everytime the car got hot and top off the rad.
Matt
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...51518_-1_10127
Its recirculating style so once the cooling system pukes it out it will also suck it back in like the factory system. I was having to empty my coolant jug everytime the car got hot and top off the rad.
Matt
Originally Posted by SMOKIN01TA
wow, talk about reviving a dead thread, this sucka is a year old 
