Has any one with the Mach 1000 Stereo System relocated their battery to the trunk? Is there even enough room? If so can you post a pic of how you did it? Thanks!!
Mach 1000 Stereo + Trunk Mount Battery?
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Houseisafeelin said:
Well since I have a Mach 1 its obvious I don't have the Mach 1000
but. I've seen several and I'd have to say there really isn't any place to put it unless you want it right in the center or something. You can't mount it up right behind the seats cause the amp rack is there and the sub on either side takes up the little nook most people put it in.
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Cyberdavea
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Well www.chicanesport.com sells a relocate kit that you're looking for... but unfortunately their site is temporarily down. Keep checking, hopefully it's just temporary.
This is an exerpt that I saved while the site was working:
"Many customers are installing components that require the relocation of the battery to the rear of the vehicle. Usually, this means purchasing a battery relocation kit that includes a battery box which takes up precious trunk space.
For those customers fortunate to have a vehicle equipped with Ford's excellent Mach 1000 stereo system, we engineered a relocation system that takes up almost no additional trunk space, is really trick looking, and is a functional alternative to the traditional 'box in the trunk.'
Our trick system is constructed from billet aluminum and houses two Optima thin-profile 6-volt batteries that are wired in series to create a 12-volt system.
The unit installs using pre-existing holes in the mach 1000's amp bridge/tray."
The two batteries sit underneath the amp rack of the mach 1000.
This is an exerpt that I saved while the site was working:
"Many customers are installing components that require the relocation of the battery to the rear of the vehicle. Usually, this means purchasing a battery relocation kit that includes a battery box which takes up precious trunk space.
For those customers fortunate to have a vehicle equipped with Ford's excellent Mach 1000 stereo system, we engineered a relocation system that takes up almost no additional trunk space, is really trick looking, and is a functional alternative to the traditional 'box in the trunk.'
Our trick system is constructed from billet aluminum and houses two Optima thin-profile 6-volt batteries that are wired in series to create a 12-volt system.
The unit installs using pre-existing holes in the mach 1000's amp bridge/tray."
The two batteries sit underneath the amp rack of the mach 1000.
I'd love to see that! Send some info and pictures to this thread, my PM's, or to:
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Thanks.
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Thanks.
Cyberdavea
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ok their site is back up.... look on their "specials" page... the cost is $239, which doesn't include the battery and cables. Here is a pic of the setup...
and another...
Looks sweet... but kind of pricey... and I'm not sure how much those type of Optima's cost.
and another...
Looks sweet... but kind of pricey... and I'm not sure how much those type of Optima's cost.
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