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    relocating battery.

    Hey guys is there a DIY on relocating your battery to the trunk. Thanks.
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    yes sir

    ^^click it or ticket^^

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      #3
      positive battery cable runs from positive post to the starter and splits from that wire to the fuse box, negative you can just jump off to a bolt in the trunk somewhere I can throw up some pics of mine if you want


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        19TcappaLX

        yeah let me see those pics. it sound pretty EZ.

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          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=109732

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            19TcappaLX

            thanks for the help,so no inline fuse is needed.and 2 gauge cable is best and a box for the battery.

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              Originally posted by 19TcappaLX View Post
              thanks for the help,so no inline fuse is needed.and 2 gauge cable is best and a box for the battery.
              actually zero guage wire is best. No inline fuse is needed as long as the wire is good enough.

              Also, make sure you make yourself a positive and negative terminal block under the hood; this will come in handy when you have auxiliary items to connect on to the power.

              Best is a sealed, no maintenance, battery; if you have a non sealed alkaline battery, you need to pick up a sealed box and a ventilation tube.

              Last edited by CustomLowz; 11-13-2008, 10:10 AM.
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                I used 2 gauge cable that I bought from advance (under 2 dollars a foot), got the battery box from walmart, and used quick disconnect ends just for my benefit...the whole project cost about 30 dollars and made the engine bay look alot cleaner...sorry I haven't been on here in a few days if you still want some detailed pics I can take some and post them up for you its no big deal


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                  Originally posted by H22A4CB7 View Post
                  I used 2 gauge cable that I bought from advance (under 2 dollars a foot), got the battery box from walmart, and used quick disconnect ends just for my benefit...the whole project cost about 30 dollars and made the engine bay look alot cleaner...sorry I haven't been on here in a few days if you still want some detailed pics I can take some and post them up for you its no big deal
                  i would like pics just to see how hard this is..i have been wannting to do this for awhile

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                    tasauto.com has a kit if you wanna go the easy but more expensive route

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                      i want to relocate mine but i got some big ass subs in the trunk so idk how that would work out! whale penis intake


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                        Just as lokuputha said, also run some blocks. They run about 10-20 at walmart and make life easier when it comes time to wire in a new circuit.

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