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Battery Holddown
Anyone have a suggestion for battery holddown in a 1982 911SC for an Optima battery? There is one threaded hole in the middle of the battery compartment that I could rig some type of holder and flange toward the rear of the compartment but there is no lip on the Optima that mates to the flange. Any thoughts?
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I just use a tidy installation of 2 bungee cords, and I've had no problems so far.
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I purchased one (AJ-USA if I recall correctly), but you could easily make one for the Optima. In fact, I seem to recall a DIY thread within the past year or so for making one...do a search. The battery bolts onto the 'mounting plate', and then you secure the plate to the car using the rear flange and the single bolt. Hope this helps...Keith
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You'll have to jury rig to the flange, but a marine battery box just fits in the LF cubby hole. You have to cut about an inch+ off the top of the box, but it works, and no corrosion. I don't even tie down the box, but if you compete you probably should.
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