battery relocation question...
Jun 21, 2007 | 11:26 AM
#11
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From: Somewhere around -199C
THE PART NUMBER I BELIEVE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS 15727997 FOR THE BRACKET THAT HOOKS IT TO THE FIREWALL, AND 15246518 THAT IS THE TRAY...
IF ANYONE HAS A FAX I WUILL SEND YOU A PIC..
IF ANYONE HAS A FAX I WUILL SEND YOU A PIC..
Jun 21, 2007 | 12:27 PM
#13
Just go to the dealer and buy em...If you need any more help send me a pm and I will take some pics of my set up and send them to you.SO....all you need is a battery tray from a diesel truck that mounts itself to the firewall and then make your own wires 
Jun 21, 2007 | 03:58 PM
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CHEVRACER83...thanks for the faxed pics...
from the pics, it looks as if the bracket (15727997) attaches where the firewall end of the existing brace does and the tray (15246518) attaches where the fender end of the existing brace does as well as where the bracket does...so it does appear that the tray could be used w/o the bracket...unless the bracket serves some other purpose...of course, the firewall end of the tray may need more support and that may be where the bracket comes in...
from the pics, it looks as if the bracket (15727997) attaches where the firewall end of the existing brace does and the tray (15246518) attaches where the fender end of the existing brace does as well as where the bracket does...so it does appear that the tray could be used w/o the bracket...unless the bracket serves some other purpose...of course, the firewall end of the tray may need more support and that may be where the bracket comes in...
Jun 21, 2007 | 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Superado
CHEVRACER83...thanks for the faxed pics...
from the pics, it looks as if the bracket (15727997) attaches where the firewall end of the existing brace does and the tray (15246518) attaches where the fender end of the existing brace does as well as where the bracket does...so it does appear that the tray could be used w/o the bracket...unless the bracket serves some other purpose...of course, the firewall end of the tray may need more support and that may be where the bracket comes in...
from the pics, it looks as if the bracket (15727997) attaches where the firewall end of the existing brace does and the tray (15246518) attaches where the fender end of the existing brace does as well as where the bracket does...so it does appear that the tray could be used w/o the bracket...unless the bracket serves some other purpose...of course, the firewall end of the tray may need more support and that may be where the bracket comes in...
NO PROBLEM BRO... BUT YES WITH THE WEIGHT OF A BATTERY I WOULD DEFINITELY RUN THAT BRACKET
Jun 29, 2007 | 03:22 PM
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got the tray and bracket yesterday...now just gotta make time to get it done...running **** to the other side that is...tray & bracket won't take 10 min...
Jun 29, 2007 | 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Superado
got the tray and bracket yesterday...now just gotta make time to get it done...running **** to the other side that is...tray & bracket won't take 10 min...
GOOD LUCK BRO
