High Speed Battery Access

[pokeyl]

Dzus, move carpet, 10 seconds to open!

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[Steve-Indy]

"Dzus"...hmmmm, sounds "aircraft speak". :)

[pokeyl]

"Dzus"...hmmmm, sounds "aircraft speak". :)

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[Steve-Indy]

On a serious note, I (and several others) agree that speedy and simple access to the battery is a safety issue. Trying to remove the stock cover that requires a Torx 27 and a ratchet or electric drill is slow enough when planned electively ..let alone emergently such as in a wreck. For these very reasons, Doug Shelby Engineering developed a very sturdy and clever solution in the form of a new cover, a nonconductive finish, quick disconnect fasteners, and a bracket for a charger connection.

[Mamba003]

Yup doug in the man!



On a serious note, I (and several others) agree that speedy and simple access to the battery is a safety issue. Trying to remove the stock cover that requires a Torx 27 and a ratchet or electric drill is slow enough when planned electively ..let alone emergently such as in a wreck. For these very reasons, Doug Shelby Engineering developed a very sturdy and clever solution in the form of a new cover, a nonconductive finish, quick disconnect fasteners, and a bracket for a charger connection.

[witz323]

How about not using the cover at all?

[Steve-Indy]

One needs something to seal off the trunk/storage area from the battery terminals AND from the elements splashed up from underneath the car.