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Hi guys,

Im curious as to how people have relocated the battery other than using a kit.

At present I've got rapid's 3.5 kit and am wanting to put the battery (probably a dry cell) on the other side of the engine bay, so I can finally fit my 4" intake.

It seems to be a fairly straight forward procedure but I'm somewhat stuck when it comes to mounting the battery on a flat tray. I've been all over autobarn/repco searching for generic battery trays and no-one seems to sell any - They all seem to be those big 4wd type.

I'm kind of guessing I'll have to go to a bunnings type store and get a small sheet of metal made up to suit the new battery.

Anyone have pics of they're setups? - Need some inspiration :blink:

Cheers,

Jarrod.

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If you know anyone with a Nizpro kit you could get a battery tray copied and fabbed up by a workshop local to you...?

Otherwise, get the airbox that enables the battery to get mounted alongside the filter in the airbox (Im running this with the 4" intake)!

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I actually saw one of these at the last dyno day.

I was going to use that as a guide. The Nizpro car that I saw had a small dry cell battery which looked as though it was mounted on a slight angle.

Problem is I don't have any decent pics of it.

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Shaneo1 has one forsale in the classifieds, I think its under Eoi Avo cooler kit

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Im sure someone in your area with a Nizpro kit could help out and do ya a favour in letting you take plenty of pics and some dimensions mate...

Im pretty sure the battery that is used in the Nizpro kit is the same oddessy dry cell used in the Plazmaman/RAP1D airbox setup mate.

They could however be a different model battery...

Can I ask why you dont wanna use the Plaz Airbox with the battery mounted inside? Goin for a bigger filter or?

Whatever you do, do it quickly... Get the kit on dude, your missin out on spool city!

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I have a battery tray. I bought it off a member from here a while ago, think he said it was an aps one. Dont really intend on using it.. I'll get a pic up.

What you see is what you get.. Souldnt be hard to make work.

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you could make something up easy as... if you were in sydney I'd be able to help you make one up, but its not that hard of a task...

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just use some 30mm 90deg angle and make the footing frame, then tack some tabs on the sides for the battery clamp to grab up too and make some brackets to bolt whatever you want it to.

it'd be a fun saturday arvo job and wouldnt take more than an hour or so to get a nifty tray happening.

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Shaneo1 has one forsale in the classifieds, I think its under Eoi Avo cooler kit

yeah I have one for sale, but it is to fit the standerd battery, made it myself painted it black. has a bracket on it that I had a oil catch can on it.

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