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02-21-06, 05:57 PM
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Hey! Looks like you did some pretty sweet addons to your car.
I am curious about your battery relocation though, I am going to need to relocate my battery for intercooler piping. I am wondering if you just bought a relocation kit or if you peiced together parts to make it work (if so im interested in the length of wires you used) and so you have to relay wires from the alternator all the way back and same with the fusebox?
Thanks!
I am curious about your battery relocation though, I am going to need to relocate my battery for intercooler piping. I am wondering if you just bought a relocation kit or if you peiced together parts to make it work (if so im interested in the length of wires you used) and so you have to relay wires from the alternator all the way back and same with the fusebox?
Thanks!
02-21-06, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by bad 83
Dang, not to shabby. really digging the headlights. Did you notice any advantoges to relocating the battery to the right storage bin? All in all, looks pretty sweet.
02-21-06, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan_s_young
Hey! Looks like you did some pretty sweet addons to your car.
I am curious about your battery relocation though, I am going to need to relocate my battery for intercooler piping. I am wondering if you just bought a relocation kit or if you peiced together parts to make it work (if so im interested in the length of wires you used) and so you have to relay wires from the alternator all the way back and same with the fusebox?
Thanks!
I am curious about your battery relocation though, I am going to need to relocate my battery for intercooler piping. I am wondering if you just bought a relocation kit or if you peiced together parts to make it work (if so im interested in the length of wires you used) and so you have to relay wires from the alternator all the way back and same with the fusebox?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by bad 83
Dang, not to shabby. really digging the headlights. Did you notice any advantoges to relocating the battery to the right storage bin? All in all, looks pretty sweet.
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02-21-06, 08:56 PM
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Nice batt job, looks identical to mine, even the tie down 
I would of used larger wire though. where did you run it thru and what about the ground?
Nice looking ride!
I would of used larger wire though. where did you run it thru and what about the ground?
Nice looking ride!
02-21-06, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Jose Feliciano
I bougt them from cp racing I wont deal with them again (cpracing.ca) you are in canada you might have better luck with them
ya its funny isn't it...we live in canada...their in canada...but their prices are in american dollars...thats the biggest kick in the ***** especially if you live here...I bought the bolt adaptors, hood scoop, and triangular strut bar...it seemed like it took forever to get them here...and when they did arrive the bolt adaptors didn't come...I figured they got stolen or something...anyway the customer service I would have to say was pretty good I got an immediate response...and the adaptors arrived in a day and a half...just goes to show you how fast they could get it here if they wanted to...
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Originally Posted by Max7
Nice batt job, looks identical to mine, even the tie down
I would of used larger wire though. where did you run it thru and what about the ground?
Nice looking ride!
I would of used larger wire though. where did you run it thru and what about the ground?
Nice looking ride!
02-22-06, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by riceburner1r2001
man i always wonder why it takes them so long to deliver it
02-22-06, 01:35 PM
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Originally posted by Lee Lyons
...it seemed like it took forever to get them here...and when they did arrive the bolt adaptors didn't come...I figured they got stolen or something...anyway the customer service I would have to say was pretty good I got an immediate response...and the adaptors arrived in a day and a half...just goes to show you how fast they could get it here if they wanted to...
...it seemed like it took forever to get them here...and when they did arrive the bolt adaptors didn't come...I figured they got stolen or something...anyway the customer service I would have to say was pretty good I got an immediate response...and the adaptors arrived in a day and a half...just goes to show you how fast they could get it here if they wanted to...
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Originally Posted by lx_machado
who makes the alarm remote start pager you have? it looks cool
02-25-06, 02:25 PM
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Originally posted by riceburner1r2001
its easier when u live close to them and bother the **** out of them everyday
its easier when u live close to them and bother the **** out of them everyday
I'm assuming this in reference to CP Racing...you oughtta see if you can't make some money as a paid agent/representative for the folks who are posting in GG/BG about getting bent by that crew...looks like opportunity knocking to me...
As an asides...that looks like a full-size Optima in there. Was that just because you already had it? Has anyone thought about the smaller "Sport Compact" Optima since we're not talking about cranking a high compression V8 here? For me, I'm going to have the front main Optima Red and I'm using that interior "bin" spot for a stereo amps-only Optima.
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Looks nice. Good Job, I have a red top too, they are great batteries. I do have to say though that those flames on the side of the car are ugly. I am willing to offer you money to take them off. It would make your car look way better IMO. I will say that those headlights look pretty good. Alot better thatn some of the other similar headlight mods i have seen. Good JOb!
02-25-06, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by TiViD
Looks nice. Good Job, I have a red top too, they are great batteries. I do have to say though that those flames on the side of the car are ugly. I am willing to offer you money to take them off. It would make your car look way better IMO. I will say that those headlights look pretty good. Alot better thatn some of the other similar headlight mods i have seen. Good JOb!