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i relocated my battery today.. just so that i can say it is there.. and to make a little space in the engine for some upcomming projects ... it was accually alot easyer than i was oridgionally expecting it to bei still need to buy 2 bistribution blocks to make everthing final but but till i get those i used sotter (lots) and electrical tape to keep everthing together till friday when i can get down to PHX and buy the few final things to make it all look nice... but i had a question because i saw that a few people had used fuses on the connections... but when i looked around i didnt see that any of the kits that you can buy came with fuses?? but o well mine works fine.. i will make a DIY if anyone wants one.. but it realy isnt that hard, it just takes time
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94 Camry LE V6----RIP
1987 Supra Turbo---Current Project
sorry about that i was at work so i didnt have a camera handy but here you guys go.. and ill write up a DIY tomarrow when i get a chance to take pics of everthing and get my distributer blocks
what it should be
what it looks like now
and in the trunk
it is sort of dirty but ill get better pics up when i finish it all and when i clean it
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94 Camry LE V6----RIP
1987 Supra Turbo---Current Project
Last edited by CamryRacer; 11-22-2005 at 11:14 PM.
oo yea.. and dont worry.. the duck tape (in the engine bay) isnt holding it together.. it is just keeping it from grounding out... i sottered it together first (for now)
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94 Camry LE V6----RIP
1987 Supra Turbo---Current Project
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I relocated my battery today :)
... it was accually alot easyer than i was oridgionally expecting it to bei still need to buy 2 bistribution blocks to make everthing final but but till i get those i used sotter (lots) and electrical tape to keep everthing together till friday when i can get down to PHX and buy the few final things to make it all look nice... but i had a question because i saw that a few people had used fuses on the connections... but when i looked around i didnt see that any of the kits that you can buy came with fuses?? but o well mine works fine.. i will make a DIY if anyone wants one.. but it realy isnt that hard, it just takes time
And yes, a DIY sounds awesome.
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