Relocating battery 
Relocating battery
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Turnin' Wrenches Infractions: 005
you need a long battery cable!!! preferably 4 gauge but i would try to go bigger, 2 or 0 would be best. make sure you use a completely sealed battery if its going inside the passenger compartment.
i would get the optima, either yellow or red top. i always thought a good place would be in the rear drivers side corner where some cars have the optional cd changer, that would be a nice place
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Michigan
Back from the dead, to be NHRA legal, is has to be in a sealed box...correct?
David
Yeah and if its not what is the point of moving the battery to the back? if its a weight issue you just added 20 lbs of cable to get to your battery so thier goes that advantage.
