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Bat relocation ,right or left?

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bock

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Guys that have put there batterie in the trunk,is it on the driver or passenger side? witch one is the best?
 

HISSIN50

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i dont know for sure, but i think some put them in the pass rear. i might put it in the driver side rear, as the pass side loads up on launch anyhow (dips) - plus i think it would be a little less wiring to run.

good luck and bump.
 

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Passenger rear is supposedly the best.

As long as you move it to the trunk, you are moving in the right direction.
 

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I always assumed the passanger side was best,because thats 40lbs to make up for the driver on the other side of the car. Kind of eavens it out.
 
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I wish i would have put it on the driver side. I cant find a good place to mount my bottle on the driver side
 

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I wish i would have put it on the driver side. I cant find a good place to mount my bottle on the driver side
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Behind the drivers seat on the floor . Not practical at all, but I have seen it done.
 

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What wire size are you using? the positive wire will be at least 10 feet longer? Did you kept the original #4 size? Or bigger wire is a must?
 

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i think guys use a 1/0 gauge cable.
 
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Definitely a smaller gauge 1 or 0 because of the longer run. Current travels along the outer shell of a strand of wire where the resistance is smallest. Smaller gauge equals more strands equals smaller resistance equals less power wasted heating the wire.
 
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