anyone with a battery relocation kit?

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  1. what9612 Member

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    was debating if i should pick up a cheap one from summit or not. anybody buy a kit or have some pics to share? thanks
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    relocation kit

    i had bought a kit from late model restoration but they only gave you enough wire to have ass the hole thing i needed to pick up a longer wire but other than that it was great
    mustanggt04fast, Mar 9, 2009
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    i bought the steeda kit and it was great.
    SHOWTIME!!, Mar 10, 2009
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    I have a Taylor kit and it was great and came with everything needed.
    oxfordgt, Mar 11, 2009
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    What are the advantages of relocating your battery to the trunk?
    bboylobo, Mar 11, 2009
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    Better weight distribution. More weight over your rear tires rather than in the nose. Frees up some space under the hood for turbos etc. too.

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  7. LaserSVT Formerly known as *Zap* ImaSammich

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    I have the Steeda kit and think its great :nice:
    LaserSVT, Mar 11, 2009
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    I used the cheap summitt kit. It worked just as advertised. Don't forget, if you plan on racing at a track, they will make u have shut off switch.
    squeak93, Mar 11, 2009
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    another ? i was debatin on ordering along with that a aluminum driveshaft and safety loop(i kno i need this either way) but do u think the driveshaft is worth it?
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  10. LaserSVT Formerly known as *Zap* ImaSammich

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    Yeah its worth it. The factory one is not too well balenced. Also the drivesahft will be lighter freeing up some horse power to the wheels :nice: Of course it may only be more of a Shetland pony more but power is power :D
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