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you can put one under the rear seat
nothing wrong with putting one under there. i never said just set it there. it definitely needs to be secured. i didnt think i would need to explain that it has to be mounted down.I'm sorry, did you seriously suggest putting a battery inside the cab of a truck? One that may go off road!!!!!!
I've read some horrible ideas before(never from you) but this has to be one of the worst of them all, NEVER put a 50lbs projectile in the cab regardless how well it's mounted
with the proper mounting, it shouldnt be an issue. look under your hood. what do you see? a plastic tray and it hasnt failed yet.nothing wrong with putting one under there. i never said just set it there. it definitely needs to be secured. i didnt think i would need to explain that it has to be mounted down.
Dan, where's your second battery mounted ?
I'm sorry, did you seriously suggest putting a battery inside the cab of a truck? One that may go off road!!!!!!
I've read some horrible ideas before(never from you) but this has to be one of the worst of them all, NEVER put a 50lbs projectile in the cab regardless how well it's mounted
I'm sorry, did you seriously suggest putting a battery inside the cab of a truck? One that may go off road!!!!!!
I've read some horrible ideas before(never from you) but this has to be one of the worst of them all, NEVER put a 50lbs projectile in the cab regardless how well it's mounted
The Military HMMWV's and early Hummer H1's have two batteries mounted inside the cab, under the passenger seat. They only moved them on the later H1's to allow for passenger seat adjustment. Just FYI.
Yeah, but we can't afford a $87,500.00 taxpayer paid military battery box designed by some team from NASA.....