Subject	Yes sir it is
Posted by	collegeboy on July 13, 2008 at 8:31 PM
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In Reply To	Is the battery tray WELDED in place?! posted by BobbyT on July 13, 2008 at 07:41 PM
Message	Just chisel the spot welds on it. Isn't too hard to remove...just be careful to not mess up the paint too bad...unless you are going to repaint it anyways. Thanks, Mike 1991 Black 3.0 Twin Turbo La-Z-Link ^^Hard engine break in method^^ La-Z-Link ^^MY FACEBOOK...CHECK IT OUT^^ AMS Sucks I love my line of work =) ---Me: You bought a Porsche? ---sfpearl300z: lol, no no, I have a decent sized penis so no need for that. "felt wierd fingering my exhuast for 1hr with no results :(" - zboost "lmao, i know, theres more drama and favoritism on tt.net than a middle school girls locker room" - sfpearl300z "I think I'll pass on giving my car a handjob" - joel(PA) "I did plug the holes, But I did it by taping over them a lot, I didnt think that maybe HOT air is comming through there, And it melted the tape, damnit im an ass." - DC 21
Follow Ups	Is the battery tray WELDED in place?! - BobbyT 19:41:45 07/13/08 Yes sir it is - collegeboy 20:31:03 07/13/08 Ok my follow-up was going to be about spot welds - BobbyT 20:40:10 07/13/08 I removed mine a while back - collegeboy 20:44:30 07/13/08 I used 2 small bolts where the spot welds were. - Woody75 (Denver) 22:29:08 07/13/08 How did you remove it? - BobbyT 22:46:43 07/13/08 Drill out the spot welds. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 23:33:41 07/13/08 Ew, don't like that answer. Anything I could hit? - BobbyT 00:08:45 07/14/08 Take off the inner fender liner and you can see behind it. - Woody75 (Denver) 10:14:47 07/14/08 Dunno, but I know you can buy an OEM replacement (n/m) - zgene4 20:31:32 07/13/08
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