At least you have a spiral cell battery. You can mount them upside down if
you wanted. Have you thought about relocating the battery to the bed of the
truck? Painless wiring sells a kit for it. Then just get a battery box.
Just a thought.
Mike I. 95 CC 4x4 3.9
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glen Clark" <glen@groupphotographers.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 7:50 PM
Subject: DML: Battery Relocation
> Ok, so i have a KB supercharger, and i wanted to move the filter into the
> engine bay for the winter (it gets soooo dirty and wet where it is
currently
> mounted). And well the only place i could think to put it would be to
> remove the battery, and set the filter where the battery was. Buuuuut
that
> leaves me with the problem of where to mount the battery. I was thinking
if
> i could get a sealed battery box, and some how mount it to the frame on
the
> underside of the bed. There does seem to be enough room, but i was just
> wondering if you guys had some ideas. My dad and i have been
brainstorming
> this for a while now, but cant seem to come up with any other ideas for
the
> battery. If you guys want, you can check out the pics i have at
> http://glen.dodgedakotas.com the KB pics arnt the best, so i'll try to get
> more pics up soon (i just got my westin bars on, so i gotta put those on
my
> web server too). This is probably the only pic showing the mounting for
the
> filter: http://glen.dodgedakotas.com/dakotaweb/kennebell/kb3.jpg. As you
> can see the engine bay has no more room to put that filter. Anyways,
> thanks in advance for any advice you guys can come up with. =)
>
> GlenC
> '01 CC 4x4 SLT+ 4.7 Auto
> Kenne Bell Supercharged
> JBA Headers and ALOT more. =)
>
>
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