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i did but only cause it was necessary.. my blower's aftercooler tank sits where the battery used to. and yeah, any weight you can move to the back wheels is definitely a plus.
I personally would just get a drycell odyssey battery. Lighter, safer, smaller. No need to fumble with the wires and etc to the back. The only reason I would relocate the battery to the back is if I needed the space for the aftercooler tank.
I personally would just get a drycell odyssey battery. Lighter, safer, smaller. No need to fumble with the wires and etc to the back. The only reason I would relocate the battery to the back is if I needed the space for the aftercooler tank.
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I ran the Odyssey battery for several years. Here's my problem with them.
Unable to run bottle heater without engine running. Car would not start after 5-7 days of sitting. Car would not start on mornings when the temp was below 32* or so. I took the SOB out last fall to install my OEM battery for the winter and dropped it on the garage floor. So, I could replace it and live with the problems or do the relocation. I moved the OEM battery to the trunk and solved all my problems plus removed weight from the front and placed it in the rear where it can actually help.
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