[zook95]

hey guys im in want of a dual battery tray for my sj70 if anyone has one they will part with it for cash let me know
cheers luke

[Fatzook]

Where do you want to fit it?

[jimbo_jones]

just go buy a generic tray from super cheap and make one up alot cheaper and more satisfying making somthing your self

[zook95]

im thinking of fitting one one the other wheel arch in the same position my other standars battery position ive never seen them aywhere else
cheers luke

[zook95]

jimbo_jones wrote:

just go buy a generic tray from super cheap and make one up alot cheaper and more satisfying making somthing your self

good idea thanks

[bluzooker89]

Jus get a massive bAttery iv got a pAtrol battery were the stAndard 1 goes an it jus fits

[Built4thrashing]

bluzooker89 wrote:

Jus get a massive bAttery iv got a pAtrol battery were the stAndard 1 goes an it jus fits

Thats not much good if your camping out with alot of accessories running. get a 2nd battery and isolate it when not charging.

A decent falcon/crapadoor battery will fit on passenger side . just need to move the carbon canister out the way.

[shep]

this is still working for me

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Fo ... ery+sierra

[hutch]

my supercheap tray. Had to move the charcoal canister.

[jimbo_jones]

heres one I made in my old tin top

[SuziBlu]

For weight distribution, wouldn't it be better say behind the passenger seat.

I am looking into doing this, but with my primary as I have no need for a secondary.

[Fatzook]

SuziBlu wrote:

For weight distribution, wouldn't it be better say behind the passenger seat.

I am looking into doing this, but with my primary as I have no need for a secondary.

Yes. Thats why I am fitting both of mine behind the cab on the passengers side in the ute.

[SuziBlu]

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

[Fatzook]

SuziBlu wrote:

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

Both are optima's. And the ute is a DD, tourer, and offroad play toy all in one. I plan on doing a cape trip in it, and will have a winch and fridge to run, so dual batt makes sense. Plus I can take one of these along

[hutch]

Fatzook wrote:

SuziBlu wrote:

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

Both are optima's. And the ute is a DD, tourer, and offroad play toy all in one. I plan on doing a cape trip in it, and will have a winch and fridge to run, so dual batt makes sense. Plus I can take one of these along

ahhhaaa cant leave work at home eh! lol

[Fatzook]

hutch wrote:

Fatzook wrote:

SuziBlu wrote:

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

Both are optima's. And the ute is a DD, tourer, and offroad play toy all in one. I plan on doing a cape trip in it, and will have a winch and fridge to run, so dual batt makes sense. Plus I can take one of these along

ahhhaaa cant leave work at home eh! lol

Did you read what you can weld with 36V? Then I could just mount a 'C' or argoshield under the tray and have a stealth portable welding truck

[atari4x4]

Fatzook wrote:

hutch wrote:

Fatzook wrote:

SuziBlu wrote:

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

Both are optima's. And the ute is a DD, tourer, and offroad play toy all in one. I plan on doing a cape trip in it, and will have a winch and fridge to run, so dual batt makes sense. Plus I can take one of these along

ahhhaaa cant leave work at home eh! lol

Did you read what you can weld with 36V? Then I could just mount a 'C' or argoshield under the tray and have a stealth portable welding truck

have you been talking to my accountant? pretty sure, i'd be able to claim that whole build of yours & more if i was in your game.

[hutch]

Fatzook wrote:

hutch wrote:

Fatzook wrote:

SuziBlu wrote:

Both, wow, what size.

Why do you need two, in a toy, understand if its a er, long treck, but I thought you were building a weapon, not a long run job.

My idea, for what its worth, is get something like a N120 as a single, big, powerful, long lasting, excellent for moving weight around.

Both are optima's. And the ute is a DD, tourer, and offroad play toy all in one. I plan on doing a cape trip in it, and will have a winch and fridge to run, so dual batt makes sense. Plus I can take one of these along

ahhhaaa cant leave work at home eh! lol

Did you read what you can weld with 36V? Then I could just mount a 'C' or argoshield under the tray and have a stealth portable welding truck

yeah it looks bloody awesome eh