JL Powercooler Info....
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From: Raleigh, NC
I forgot about the other questions. About the tech inspector, I'll tell him that I have fastened it from underneath. I'm sure he wont believe me so then I'll tell him to pull it out. If he can actually budge it then he is one hell of a strong man that I wouldn't have messed with to begin with. Also, I can switch my chip out w/out taking out the computer like ICULOKN said. Lets see, the only other thing I can think to say about the box is that it has a drain plug on the bottom and it loves to eat ice.
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
Originally posted by ICULOKN
You just have to remove the battery if you need to get the 10mm bolt out. I can change mine without removing that so its not a issue for me....
You just have to remove the battery if you need to get the 10mm bolt out. I can change mine without removing that so its not a issue for me....
Dan
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From: TEXAS
Originally posted by mbrown
I forgot about the other questions. About the tech inspector, I'll tell him that I have fastened it from underneath. I'm sure he wont believe me so then I'll tell him to pull it out. If he can actually budge it then he is one hell of a strong man that I wouldn't have messed with to begin with. Also, I can switch my chip out w/out taking out the computer like ICULOKN said. Lets see, the only other thing I can think to say about the box is that it has a drain plug on the bottom and it loves to eat ice.
I forgot about the other questions. About the tech inspector, I'll tell him that I have fastened it from underneath. I'm sure he wont believe me so then I'll tell him to pull it out. If he can actually budge it then he is one hell of a strong man that I wouldn't have messed with to begin with. Also, I can switch my chip out w/out taking out the computer like ICULOKN said. Lets see, the only other thing I can think to say about the box is that it has a drain plug on the bottom and it loves to eat ice.
http://members.tripod.com/~Mojo_Page/Race.htm
Battery Relocation:
Relocating the battery to the passenger side of the trunk will help traction and weight transfer. NHRA requires a steel hold down bracket, 3/8” hold down bolts, a master disconnect on the positive cable, and a firewall between the trunk and passenger compartment.
Doug
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From: Raleigh, NC
I understand the battery box if you relocate the battery to the rear but we are not relocating it, we're just sliding it back a few inches. Either way, it shouldn't take a genious to figure out a way to secure it to the truck. If I decide to every run in a event then I'll be sure to do it.