or if you seal the trunk from the cabin you can leave it as is.

Is it the same if I use a gel battery instead of a liquid one?
Like an Optima?

F i'm gonna have to redo it. damnit damnit

look good, good install, you did it right

Thanks. I may have to sell my bracket now. Damnit.

Hey, is there a site where I can look up these technical requirements? I've been on scca.org and other sites but can't seem to find them.

just get a sealed battery box

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

nice

Factory battery:
9" long
6 3/4 wide
8" high (not including terminals)

I bought 2 battery boxes.
Anyone want the the 2 brackets I just made? :)

lol... you should of posted a thread about moving your battery to the trunk BEFORE you acually did it.

Yeah seriously.
I did it in my other car, but that one won't see any track time.

This is my daily and my future track car.
Live and learn. More welding.

This is a great idea and i wanted to do this for a while...thanks for the tip on How-To's {thumbup}.

I did nearly the same thing, 0 gauge to the pos, but ran it up through the door sills.
ran a neg. 4 up to the front to one of those multi wire grounding kits, and another 4 to the body in the trunk.
I used a moroso blue box and put it in the wheel well.

got a pretty neat battery distribution block for the pos in the engine bay. put it in the position where the battery was.

so I'm living on the edge, no spare, no liner.

What do you mean you put it in the wheel well? Under the car?

what do you mean "what do you mean"

same place you put the spare wheel, old kogers call that the wheel well.

no, I see what you mean, not under the fender, no.