Battery relocated to rear?

[Huw Powell]

> Hey, something I have been meaning to ask you about that...  When you
> put the distribution block in, did you use one with a fuse?   Most of
> the ones that I have found come with an integrated fuse in the block,
> which I suppose is good in a way, but I was going to fuse the power wire
> farther back.

If you are going to fuse the main battery wire, might as well put it
right next to the battery.  And it will have to be *big,* in the 150-200
amp range, or your starter will pop it instantly.

The dist. block basically just gives you a place to bring together your
battery, starter, and fusebox/alternator big red wires.  No real need
for fusing - your stock battery wasn't fused, was it?

oh, pix:

http://www.humanspeakers.com/audi/battery-trunk.htm

Brendan pretends to claim I trashed his fuel lines removing the tray.
They were falling apart anyway... be prepared for things like that if
you have a rust-belt car - there is one fuel line rubber hold down under
the battery tray.

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Huw Powell

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