Philadelphia's Classiest Drunkards
Not always for the weight savings. For some people who want to run the short route uicp, while maintaining a full size battery, relocating to the trunk is an option. I, for one, wish I could retain a full size battery and keep my uicp, but I don't like relocating. In Carson's case, the battery seem to limit room needed for that enormous Synapse bov...
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the biggest downfall with moving the battery IMO is that if you ever plan to do anything except street race you'll need to install a cut-off switch in the rear of the car in order to pass a tech inspection. that usually requires drilling a hole somewhere in the body of the car and maybe even placing one of those CUT-OFF stickers on there.
^ I think Dan is refering to his battery being in the trunk and him not needing a kill switch...
My guess would be since it was placed there by the manufacturer and not done after the fact, but what do i know.
My guess would be since it was placed there by the manufacturer and not done after the fact, but what do i know.
Last edited by grillpt; Feb 23, 2011 at 07:39 AM. Reason: forgot the word "not"
