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superspec
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OddBallRacing
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| Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:04 pm Post subject: |
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| I love that power/ground distribution system on your battery top. Custom or purchased item?
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superspec
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| Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:44 pm Post subject: |
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| OddBallRacing wrote: |
| I love that power/ground distribution system on your battery top. Custom or purchased item? |
it was a short run of batteries from streetwires/esoteric audio back in 99-2000. the battery/top ran for about 400 if you could find one. i just replaced the battery for the first time about 4 months ago and it cost me 265 to get it.
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nefarious
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| Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:48 pm Post subject: |
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| superspec wrote: |
| OddBallRacing wrote: |
| I love that power/ground distribution system on your battery top. Custom or purchased item? |
it was a short run of batteries from streetwires/esoteric audio back in 99-2000. the battery/top ran for about 400 if you could find one. i just replaced the battery for the first time about 4 months ago and it cost me 265 to get it. |
 yeah, thats alittle much
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superspec
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| yea but they are really nice when you have lots of grounds and power, not to mention how clean it is when everything is shrink wrapped and done to IASCA standards. right now its just kinda thrown in and working.
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OddBallRacing
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Doesn't look that difficult to recreate. You could probably go overboard and polish it and then get it anodized some snazzy color! I didn't realize it was a special battery as well.
What is the non-conductive material made of?
What is that red ended bus between the Positive leads, a fuse?
If you still had some literature for the product I'd love to see a scan of it!
TTFN!
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superspec
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| OddBallRacing wrote: |
Doesn't look that difficult to recreate. You could probably go overboard and polish it and then get it anodized some snazzy color! I didn't realize it was a special battery as well.
What is the non-conductive material made of?
What is that red ended bus between the Positive leads, a fuse?
If you still had some literature for the product I'd love to see a scan of it!
TTFN! |
i cant remember what the busses are made of. i think i have some lit. on it but its in the attic among 5 or 6 milk boxes full of magazines. the red ended thing is an 8ga. wire with ring terminals on each end. i kept popping 150amp fuses and finally ran out so i made due with what i had to work with.
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