Adam Berger
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The web site I posted earlier should read www.tjmproducts.com.au without the dot at the end.
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So, has anyone in the States managed to get their hands on this tray yet? I'd like to run dual batteries, and this seems to be the best way.
Any experiences / advice would be appreciated.
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Phil
Any experiences / advice would be appreciated.
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Phil
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I did see Jefe's battery tray (impressive as all hell, btw) when searching before I replied, but I'm shy of fender trimming, and _especially_ afraid of relocating the ABS module.
I'm young (20) - I've never driven a car without ABS, and rely heavily on it. I'm pretty scared of driving a car without it.
That being said, a tray like Jefe's is an option, but I think I'd wait a while before trimming fenders and relocating ABS modules and the like. I'm very good at electrical work, but fabrication is not my cup of tea, at this point.
Thanks!
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Phil
I'm young (20) - I've never driven a car without ABS, and rely heavily on it. I'm pretty scared of driving a car without it.
That being said, a tray like Jefe's is an option, but I think I'd wait a while before trimming fenders and relocating ABS modules and the like. I'm very good at electrical work, but fabrication is not my cup of tea, at this point.
Thanks!
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I am running dual batteries on opposite sides, so I have lots of ideas for 91-94's, but have no clue on second gens.....Sorry.
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