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That's what I have. Easy install. Only complaint NHRA sanctioned tracks require larger diameter vertical rods. Which makes no sense because the bottom plate they hook into looks to be the weakest link... Should be a pic in photobucket below.
Last edited by Region Warrior; 04/27/19 01:46 PM.
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There are possible downsides to relocating the battery to the trunk. Venting. Voltage reaching your starter. Cable size. Apparently that kit assumes you will use your frame as you ground cable contact. Not the best arrangement. If you're talking about NHRA track rules, there's a whole other level of requirements that include a solid fire block between the pass compartment and the trunk, a power shut off that can be operated from outside the vehicle( you prepared to drill your tail panel for switch?), battery tray held down with min 3/8" bolts( 4 I think) to the frame.
How bad do you really want/need it? How much are you willing to do to make it work?
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Built my own battery hold down and used 1/0 welding cable to a Ford solenoid mounted on firewall then down to the starter. The remote on off switch is from summit.
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