need a how to done

 

Does someone make a mini-battery box for rear mounted setups?

I'd like to relocate the mini battery to the back end.

 

nice relocation man!

 

this one is pretty small.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-48300/

 

 

How are you guys mounting the battery to the floor. Are there certain ways that it needs to be done at most tracks (drag and circuit) (steel or sealed box, welded yes/ no that sort of thing)

 

this is the easiest track legal and nhra approved way to do it kit comes with everything you need plus it looks clean they also sell a wiring kit for it if you need one also just remember according to nhra if you relocate a battery from its stock location you must install a nhra approved battery box and cut off switch which has to be located on the back bumper and can not be of a plastic or keyed type if you have any other question just send me a pm i have done a **** load of research on this topic hope this helps.. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...OU%3AUS%3A1123

 

Hey guys, quick question,

I'm planning on installing the Taylor Cable (#48103) Relocation Kit this weekend, but after reading all of the how-to's and comments I'm still unclear if I need to install an inline fuse on the positive cable and--if so--what the rating should be. Doesn't the existing positive connection bracket that I'm running the extended wire to already have a fuse in it? If that's the case, why isn't that sufficent?

Thanks in advance!

 

you need a fuse or circuit breaker close to the battery. the reason is if that long cable going to the front rubs thru its insulation under the car, the fuse under the hood is on the wrong end of all the havoc. nothing will stop the chaos until the battery explodes. i would imagine anything over 100 amps would do just fine.

 

Ah, thank you. That make total sense!

 

Any recommendations what what fuse holder/circuit breaker I should be considering? The one I'm thinking about getting is the Stinger ANL SPD5201 in-line fuseholder pictured here:



...along with a 250 amp ANL fuse.

 

that will work. i just got this one. that way if i need to do electrical work i just trip it and dont have to disconnect anything. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...mi+CBF180.html

 

I really don't like those straps. I can can see that thing ripping out of there in a turn.

 

Damn, that one is bad ***. I'm digging the reset button too. Thanks!

 

hey man GREAT job, can you pm me closer detailed pics of ur catch can. I have one for my car I wanna put it EXACTLY how you have urs. Thanks