Relocating Battery In Fb
12-02-2003 | 10:33 AM
#1
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From: Fort Lewis Washington
does anyone know if it is permitted to relocate the battery to the trunk since in the rules it states that it can not be in the passenger compartment?
I can easily build a box in the back that seals it out but I would like some feedback on experiences from the field.
Thanks for your help.
I can easily build a box in the back that seals it out but I would like some feedback on experiences from the field.
Thanks for your help.
12-22-2003 | 09:00 PM
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From: Jensen Beach, FL / Sylva, NC
Vendor: Moroso Performance Products, Inc.
Product Line: Moroso Battery Boxes
Material: Polyethylene
Finish: Blue
Length: 10 1/2 in.
Width: 13 in.
Height: 9 1/2 in.
Total protection for your battery.
Blue, 10 1/2 in. deep, 13 in. wide, 9 1/2 in. tall, battery box
When you stuff your battery in a Moroso sealed battery box, you can locate it just about anywhere you want on your vehicle and not worry about water, dirt, dust, etc. ruining it. Accepted by the NHRA and IHRA, the tough polyethylene box has an airtight lid with a foam gasket to keep battery gasses from entering you car's interior (six quick-release fasteners keep the lid on tight). The box comes with a vent tube, battery hold-down with 3/8 in. steel rods, rubber cable clamps and grommets, and mounting hardware.
Sold individually.
Product Line: Moroso Battery Boxes
Material: Polyethylene
Finish: Blue
Length: 10 1/2 in.
Width: 13 in.
Height: 9 1/2 in.
Total protection for your battery.
Blue, 10 1/2 in. deep, 13 in. wide, 9 1/2 in. tall, battery box
When you stuff your battery in a Moroso sealed battery box, you can locate it just about anywhere you want on your vehicle and not worry about water, dirt, dust, etc. ruining it. Accepted by the NHRA and IHRA, the tough polyethylene box has an airtight lid with a foam gasket to keep battery gasses from entering you car's interior (six quick-release fasteners keep the lid on tight). The box comes with a vent tube, battery hold-down with 3/8 in. steel rods, rubber cable clamps and grommets, and mounting hardware.
Sold individually.
01-19-2004 | 02:17 AM
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Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 13
along with the battery box you also have to have a fire wall around it,if you do it in steel,it has to be .023 wall,if you do it out of aluminum it has to be .032 wall.and you moroso box must be mounted to the framerail or in this case the unibody with trought bolts,and nylocking nuts under the car,the reason is if you crash,.the battery can't go anywhere.i went though all of this last season with my first gen.
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