bump

 

Nice write up thanks!

 

Thinking about doing this instead of the slim battery. Heard bad things about slim batteries and this would make it easier for a future stereo system.

 

very intelligent your idea

 

I couldnt help but notice there aren't any in-line fuses in this kit? Did you install one? Because I have a kit similar to this but I was told that an in-line fuse (or circuit breaker) is necessary to protect the battery from a fire or short. I'm just curious because I wouldnt want that to happen. It's been sitting in my garage just waiting lol

Has anyone not install the fuse or circuit breaker an d not have any problems?

 

^^ im with this guy do you need one?

 

any one?

 

bump ^^^

 

Anyone?^^^ Also where anbd how did you run the wire to the trunk?

 

Looked up doing this, found this post through Google. I am a member here. I will be doing this within the week. I will use the same mounting place as you. Nice write up and thanks.

 

awesome write up i just got my kit today and will be doing this install later today.

 

Just wondering how you guys routed the positive cable to the trunk? Thanks.

 

What's the part number of this kit? I clicked on the direct link to see the item...just brought me to the summit site.

 

Ordered the same kit and all went well until I ran into a problem. While taking apart the red connection that go into the terminal I broke that plastic piece that holds the two small nuts and the big nut. I'm going to be using a 180amp circuit breaker by the battery. But do I still need those square fuses next to each smaller cable by the nuts?

 

I searched summit racing and this is the part number I found: Taylor Cable 48103.

Is this the right one OP?

I am also curious as to the reasons for the final location of the battery.