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Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 3884665)
Room enough to put under rear seat. Sacrifices some storage, but cleans up bilge. Plus if u use a electric hatch you can easily access the batteries if they run down.
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^ I don't have enough friends to need one ^
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Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 3884885)
^ I don't have enough friends to need one ^
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I put my battery in front of the motor. I built a shelf that sits maybe 4" up from the V that I glassed to the bottom and the bulkhead. I then fastened the battery box to the shelf and the bulkhead.
Doesn't take up any space, it's centered and down low. |
Going the cheap route...Gotta router the edges, glass and gel coat.
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...42324158_n.jpg |
not a bad idea.. could have done it in the center too.
http://sharkeyimages.zenfolio.com/pd...a7332#h5ba7332 http://sharkeyimages.zenfolio.com/pd...7332#h1219af5d |
Newbanana, I like what you did. But i dont have the room under my rear seat. So they'd be too close to the front of my engine.
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Originally Posted by krisx125
(Post 3884623)
I know the motor sits on the stringers....But the outside of the battery wont be sitting on anything...What happens when they bounce?
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Mine had nothing but fresh air under them they where bolted to the stringer with 4 bolts and penny washers but too high up the stringer for the tray to sit on anything . Redone the trays and the outside of the trays now sits on rubber pads .
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They also sell some stringer monted boxes a bit pricey but hassle free i guess.. id go your route better.
http://www.eddiemarine.com/store/car...2139&c=272.htm |
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