As requested someone wanted to see clearance with the battery...
I tested it with someone on the seat and still didn't touch. Approx 5mm or so with someone on the seat.
if i cut a hole in the wood it would of given me approx 30mm clearance.
But taking the simple route sounded so much nicer.
Gonna make some rubber terminal caps.
Front shot above, that is the fire extinguisher bracket you can see in front of it.
Rear shot 1
Rear shot 2
the hobbies, struggles and travels of my life...
Monday, March 21, 2011
Cat Repair
Long time suspected i had cat issues...Had a few warm up cat CELs... Occasionally pop flames etc
And of recent i had a very bad bottom end. Either i was thinking clutch, engine retarding big time or cat.
So i went with the easiest thing to check and that was the cat.
You can see a pic of the failed cat.
I am sourcing a new cat atm, 2.5" universal
Top help from my mate Mat, owe him a few bottles now ^_^
And of recent i had a very bad bottom end. Either i was thinking clutch, engine retarding big time or cat.
So i went with the easiest thing to check and that was the cat.
You can see a pic of the failed cat.
I am sourcing a new cat atm, 2.5" universal
Top help from my mate Mat, owe him a few bottles now ^_^
Battery move PC925 in a Z27ag
Finally after 4 years my big ass stock battery died...It’s a huge mfarker...Size of a 4wd battery I reckon.
It weighs in at 16kg and the one I replaced it with is an Odyssey PC925 weighing in at 11.4kg.
I picked this battery for no apparent reason. It is a rip off in Australia at 370AU.
But I picked it to try an experiment. I wanted to stick it under my seat.
It weighs in at 16kg and the one I replaced it with is an Odyssey PC925 weighing in at 11.4kg.
I picked this battery for no apparent reason. It is a rip off in Australia at 370AU.
But I picked it to try an experiment. I wanted to stick it under my seat.
And get some more room in my engine bay without losing room in the boot with a battery box.
I had some timber which my car amp was attached to. I pulled the amp out because I have no more sub @_@
Originally I was going to cut a tight square in the wood to slide the battery into it.
But to my surprise it sits perfectly on top of the wood and still has about 15mm gap between the terminal and the chair...
Best luck I had in awhile.
I had some timber which my car amp was attached to. I pulled the amp out because I have no more sub @_@
Originally I was going to cut a tight square in the wood to slide the battery into it.
But to my surprise it sits perfectly on top of the wood and still has about 15mm gap between the terminal and the chair...
Best luck I had in awhile.
From memory the timber is simple 16mm MDF which I cut to size. It sits between the 4 chair mounting posts.
A tied down strap was my safety to guarantee no movements at all.
I used L brackets to hold the board in place to two of the opposing chair mounting points.
I have a ground cable which I drilled into the chassis I also ran a 2nd cable to the chassis ground point.
I used L brackets to hold the board in place to two of the opposing chair mounting points.
I have a ground cable which I drilled into the chassis I also ran a 2nd cable to the chassis ground point.
Apart from that I used some Super Cheap battery terminals and re used my amp cable to run to the cars positive terminal.
I am yet to put a kill switch in for the battery and tidy up the engine bay terminals.
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