JEGS
Single Battery Relocation Kit
555-10275
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Tray Type Battery Relocation Kits
JEGS 555-10275 Universal Single Battery Relocation Kit Includes:
- (1) Steel Battery Tray
- (1) Steel Battery Hold Down
- (1) 20 ft. 2-Gauge Positive Copper Cable
- (1) 3 ft. 2-Gauge Negative Copper Cable
- (2) Cable Lugs
- (6) Cable Clamps
- (2) Grommets
- (2) J-Bolts
JEGS 555-10275 Universal Single Battery Relocation Kit Features:
This tray-type battery relocation kit increases the room in the engine bay and improve weight distribution. It offers a universal fit for Group 24, 27, 31, 34, 35, 51 & 78 batteries.
JEGS 555-10275 Universal Single Battery Relocation Kit Note:
- Tray mounting hardware not included.
- The battery must be located behind a firewall in the trunk or hatch area and J-bolts welded shut to be NHRA accepted.
Specifications:
Is this cca or solid copper?
Works with dodge diesel truck right? Won’t drop battery volts ?
Will this kit 10275 hold car group 65 battery says the group 65 which I have is 7 and a half inches in width length I'm at 12 .
How long are the J bolts for this kit?
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