Need to clear it with @MikeKC , but he measures 17" from shock to firewall.
Seems to me a 14w 11h box will fit right in. Not that you need a box, but may be easier than another splash guard.
Also bms and big charger will fit in the same box.
OK, I don’t really have any material to make a template (did a trash run yesterday of course) but it will fit.
From the firewall back to the shock is 14.5" at the narrowest spot.
There is like 45" of width once you get inside the trunk (under the aluminum opening).
You have like 14" or more in height to work with so no problem there.
You will likely want to put a board or a metal plate or tray of some type under the batteries just to stabilize them across all the frame bars. You will also need to work around the brake lines some but should not be too bad.
Second option is to put the battery in at a 45 degree angle, I know it may sound odd but if you do that you have no issues at all - plenty of room. Again I would make a pan or small tray to set the batteries on.
Thanks for doing all this Mike. Sounds like it will fit. I think I’d rather keep it in front of the shocks and build (or have built - welding is a bit out of my skill range… although I’d love to learn one of these days) some type of battery tray.
How is the exiting battery tray in there? Is it screwed in or welded?
Small on bms switch upper left of bms.
Two temperature sensors connected. One middle of pack and one on the series connection right end of battery.
Bezel on LCD for mounting in dash.
Two extra sensors in bag for ???
@Dylan
Search the forum for AC Motor and AC Conversion - lots of info about the parts and process.
You can PM @Inwo or myself @MikeKC for details and pricing if needed.