Having a bigger battery in the front vs the rear

[krouchchocolate 10+ year member]

I was wondering is it okay to have a bigger battery under the hood then the rear. I ask this question b/c i do not have space to fit a big battery in the rear, but i can fit a big one in the front.

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[01 S 10 10+ year member]

its ok, what battery(s)

 

[9seconlives 10+ year member]

I was wondering is it okay to have a bigger battery under the hood then the rear. I ask this question b/c i do not have space to fit a big battery in the rear, but i can fit a big one in the front.

Either or but you can always get like a kinetik 600/800 for the rear which arn't much bigger then a motorcycle battery.

 

[kovemaster559 5,000+ posts]

it realy doesnt matter! ususally you want the bigger first so it can be used more effctivly, since a bigger batt usually has more RC and AH

 

[krouchchocolate 10+ year member]

it realy doesnt matter! ususally you want the bigger first so it can be used more effctivly, since a bigger batt usually has more RC and AH

the one under the hood is the big stinger sp1700, and the rear is the kinetik 1400.

 

[kovemaster559 5,000+ posts]

you should be good with that batt in the front and the KK in the back!

 

[clouduz 10+ year member]

you'll have no problems for one the front battery is way better than a stock one

 

[krouchchocolate 10+ year member]

Just wondering what can i do to make my stock terminal connector fit the battery post on my stinger battery? The post seems a little bit too small, and it wiggles around.

I was thinking about buying a ring type of thing, but dont know where to get one at?

 

[xxBURT0Nxx 10+ year member]

autozone

 

[hazardous0388 10+ year member]

take the posts off of the battery with an allen wrench...and then take those screws, and pop them in the stock battery terminal where that screw is, turn the battery sideways, and screw it in.

done...

 

[krouchchocolate 10+ year member]

take the posts off of the battery with an allen wrench...and then take those screws, and pop them in the stock battery terminal where that screw is, turn the battery sideways, and screw it in.
done...

huh? lol