battery relocation
11-21-2007, 11:25 PM
#11
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RE: battery relocation
yeah optima batteries are dry cell batteries. very durable. of course the red tops start ar 128 and the yellow tops start at 148. not cheap. :d i work at advance auto so i know alot about this kind of stuff. lol.
11-22-2007, 06:47 AM
#12
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RE: battery relocation
ORIGINAL: MU71L4710N
yeah they are something like 45 front 55 back but it really isnt worth it unless you go to the track alot or under hood space problems. its not going to help a ton with weight distribution but it will help your hookups a little bit if your on streets and have problems getting traction.
remember if you do it and you have a normal battery you gotta get a sealed box, you dont want your car filling up with battery acid fumes. if you got a dry cell battery you can have that thing in the center console itwont matter. but most of the sealed battery boxes are about 200 bucks i think (theres cheap ones but they arent sealed).
ORIGINAL: 6mustang6
well it would help the mustangs messed up weight ratio.
well it would help the mustangs messed up weight ratio.
remember if you do it and you have a normal battery you gotta get a sealed box, you dont want your car filling up with battery acid fumes. if you got a dry cell battery you can have that thing in the center console itwont matter. but most of the sealed battery boxes are about 200 bucks i think (theres cheap ones but they arent sealed).
11-22-2007, 02:33 PM
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RE: battery relocation
ORIGINAL: MineralGrey
thats strange I would think there would be more weight up front than in the rear?¿
ORIGINAL: MU71L4710N
yeah they are something like 45 front 55 back but it really isnt worth it unless you go to the track alot or under hood space problems. its not going to help a ton with weight distribution but it will help your hookups a little bit if your on streets and have problems getting traction.
remember if you do it and you have a normal battery you gotta get a sealed box, you dont want your car filling up with battery acid fumes. if you got a dry cell battery you can have that thing in the center console itwont matter. but most of the sealed battery boxes are about 200 bucks i think (theres cheap ones but they arent sealed).
ORIGINAL: 6mustang6
well it would help the mustangs messed up weight ratio.
well it would help the mustangs messed up weight ratio.
remember if you do it and you have a normal battery you gotta get a sealed box, you dont want your car filling up with battery acid fumes. if you got a dry cell battery you can have that thing in the center console itwont matter. but most of the sealed battery boxes are about 200 bucks i think (theres cheap ones but they arent sealed).
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