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Does anyone know how to make a positive and negative post terminals in the engine bay

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    #61
    This thread is so funny lol. Just sit back and think, or take a look at this link it even has pictures to follow.

    http://wgbuckley.com/projects/battery.html

    If you plan to track the car you will need a battery box and kill switch installed.

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      #62
      http://wgbuckley.com/projects/battery.html

      By looking at other pages of this link above, I can assume he is from South Florida. Climate is mild to hot year-round. 100 amp C/B may do the job.
      The car in photo looks newer car so the starter motor may be newer than most of CB7s. Again, 100 amp C/B may do the job.

      The OP is in Illinois driving 20 year old Accord.

      Something to think about.
      A&P-IA

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        #63
        Originally posted by oyajicool View Post
        http://wgbuckley.com/projects/battery.html

        By looking at other pages of this link above, I can assume he is from South Florida. Climate is mild to hot year-round. 100 amp C/B may do the job.
        The car in photo looks newer car so the starter motor may be newer than most of CB7s. Again, 100 amp C/B may do the job.

        The OP is in Illinois driving 20 year old Accord.

        Something to think about.
        Assume = guess
        Age means nothing, your just relocating your battery...

        My cb7 is in Minnesota and has a relocated battery since 2004. And I only ran a 4 gage wire without any problems at all. The link is just an example how easy it is.

        I don't use a circuit breaker on my car but ihave a kill switch mounted on the trunk and my car has no carpet to start on fire lol. It would be a good safety feature to do so though.

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          #64
          Install a 100 amp C/B and tell us how it performs throughout a year in Minnesota if you wish to bring something new and concrete to this thread.
          A&P-IA

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