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Thread: Battery relocation writeup

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09-05-2008, 10:16 PM	#60 (permalink)
sentra4life G204life now Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: utah	i did this a few days ago to privide effecient space in my engine bay. i already had 4 gauge running to my bass. just cut and soldered it to the terminal i took off the battery and same. grounded out to the strutt after paint was removed. did it for 0$ mainly because i already had the 4 gauge. i had the same idea with the stock battery brackets and housing, just self tapped them into the trunk. works great!!! for solder i used some 63-47 (best, no melting point, reffer ICP-A-610 doccument ) solder with a medium flux and a blowtorch, awesome setup! no problems this far.

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