CT9A's: Can I See Your Trunk Mounted Batteries?
Howie you can try a Mazda miata battery up front.It will probably clear short route pipe.They are small but bigger then mini battery kit ones.They pack full juice.I have an old one if you want to check fitment.If i were to go trunk would go with plastic box because they are smaller and makes for a cleaner install.
I have the kit, I just wait for my car to come back from electro-doctor who will find my electrical leak I hope.
So, I'm interested in all photos you can show, especially where does the positive cable pass from the motorbay and threw interior
Tnahks in advance, this will help me next week end
So, I'm interested in all photos you can show, especially where does the positive cable pass from the motorbay and threw interior

Tnahks in advance, this will help me next week end
I don't know if the OP still needs to see pics, but here's mine. I also have the full works trunk cage, and the reason I put the battery on the pass- side is because my car has the ACD pump on the driver's side, so it was impossible to drill/mount on that side.
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The negative I just used the OEM one I clipped off of the engine bay, and bolted it on the trunk really close to the terminal.
yeas about that much, the hardest part is to pass the + wire through the grommet in the driver's side foot well... I used a 2 gauge wire, anything bigger than that might just be impossible haha, good luck
Yes grommet is actually the rubber in the hole where the cables go into the cabin. 2 gauge wire is the thickness of the cable, the closer to 0 the bigger it is, i.e an 8 gauge wire is going to be much thinner than a 2 gauge. You actually need a thick wire for the positive since it will travel a long distance to the battery, also make sure you use quality cables.







