My Battery Relocation
May 16, 2009, 03:07 PM
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My Battery Relocation
Used a Summit Racing sealed battery box kit. Came with 1 guage cable and all hardware, cost around $100. Also installed a circuit breaker in the trunk. Made a cover for the distrbution under the hood and mounted it on a brake resivior mount. Install difficulty: easy. I just don't trust those little batteries.
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Yes, the negatve cable is to short, just grounded it to the most convienent place till I get longer cable. The positive cable runs down by the backseat, (just pop out the bottom seat section). Run cable along where stock wiring is under door sills, feed through opening on passenger side firewall,, near top by the strut mount. It's 1 gauge cable , but was easy to work with and fit under the door trim. 
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I'd say a funnel that has the turn to open feature on the bottom and some tubing. Same way I filled my meth all the time. I do have to say though I've never filled my windshield washer resevoir since the I bought the car 3yrs ago and there's still some left.
Aug 11, 2010, 07:53 PM
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Is there a specific evo kit for this or do you just get some cables and lugs and make it work??I have been toying with the mini battery kit, but I don't trust a battery that small...