battery in boot?

[Bennoz]

Needs to be fused, needs to be sealed bat in NSW. Been there!

[aza013]

If not a sealed battery it needs to be in a sealed box with a vent hose from inside the box to the outside of the car.

[vipfto]

Apart from the option to have a larger intake, what are the advantages to doing this?

turbo

[ObsidianRadio]

Apart from the option to have a larger intake, what are the advantages to doing this?

turbo

It's gotten to his head already

[Bennoz]

[aza013]

The big thing is there is less sh*t to move out of the way when you go to change out your fuel filter. Or replace your gear selector cable .

[Bennoz]

The big thing is there is less sh*t to move out of the way when you go to change out your fuel filter. Or replace your gearbox.

EFA for me

[aza013]

so true. But you took out the battery and replaced it with even more stuff, the only difference is that stuff makes you go beeeeeeeeppppppping faster .

[destinationtoby]

what do you mean by a "sealed" battery? i have a good box that will bolt and strap down. why does it need a vent? it has the gaps to let the wiring thru to the terminals, is that enough venting?

[kiz]

It's to do with the poisonous and potentially flammable gases that are released by the non sealed batteries. If yours in in a box just run a hose from the box to somewhere that is open to the outside in the boot.

[destinationtoby]

It's to do with the poisonous and potentially flammable gases that are released by the non sealed batteries. If yours in in a box just run a hose from the box to somewhere that is open to the outside in the boot.

i see.
thanks

[silverGPX]

There is a drain hole under the spare wheel u could use.

[kiz]

There is a drain hole under the spare wheel u could use.

Yea that one or i'm pretty sure there is one either side that comes out behind the rear bar somewhere. The boots are usually well vented

[silverGPX]

Oh yeah in the sides forgot bout those, the ones with the black flaps.