lol, well that was totally useless, that was where i robbed the photo above from,
we removed the fuse box bracket and cut out the original battery mount bracketwe removed the fuse box bracket and cut out the original battery mount bracket
i was confused of what they meant by this as the next pic is with everything installed...
i was just driving around and noticed that the battery side of my hood was pushed up a bit...made me nervous, (was running secondary ground as well) so i went to the FLAPS to se if i could snag something better than what i had.
i ended coming out with x2 of these, i also got them @ $130 a piece due to a local hook up ,
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/SSBG/47EXTJ.oap?year=2011&make=Chevrolet&model=Silverado%2B2500%2BHD&vi=1446560&ck=Search_47extj_1446560_2931&keyword=47extj
Cold Cranking Amps: 650
Cranking Amps: 810
Reserve Capacity: 100 Minutes ...
the best bit was when side by side with the 34/35 yellow top it was quite a bit shorter, everything now fits very easily and i'm now wondering if two of these would have fit with 1/2 as much work.....
anyways, got them in there and will try to wire everything up sometime this week or next weekend.
i'm running the blue sea add a battery kit with SI series relay.
Add-A-Battery - PN 7650 - Blue Sea Systems
Protects sensitive electronics by temporary isolation of house loads from engine circuit during engine cranking
Designed for 12 or 24 volt systems
12/24 volt auto ranging voltage input
Hermetically sealed contacts/vaporproof
Waterproof rated IP67—temporary immersion for 30 minutes
Ignition protected—safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats
Remote LED output indicates relay state away from ACR
Supports high-output alternators up to 120 Amperes
Dual sensing
that said, looking for a monitor so i can see capacity from the cab, you guys got any *cheapish* recommendations? as the reserve capacity and group size is different on the batteries i picked up i want to keep an eye on them,but i figure if the battery i picked up is stock for a 2011 silverodo it should be fine for the runner, and needed something now and the extra cost of the optima's just didn't sit right with me especially when your talking about two of them, haha