Rear battery

[Jared Little]

Just run the posi up to the front and ground the rear to the chassis, somewhere near it, or a bus bar if you want to expand later.

[TheNewbie]

Just run the posi up to the front and ground the rear to the chassis, somewhere near it, or a bus bar if you want to expand later.

I was planning on doing so, but will this cause problems? I have seen numerous threads about voltage drop and the most common answer I see is people asking where they grounded there back battery. If it's going to cause a problem later, or even sooner I'd rather spend the money to ground it to the front battery. Sorry about the first post by the way, was a tad mixed up there on mobile.

[Ballen194]

I've never ran a neg in the back to neg up front. Grounding in the back is just fine. Never heard of nor had voltage issues because of grounding in the back.

Edited May 2, 2012 by Ballen194

[TheNewbie]

I've never ran a neg in the back to neg up front. Grounding in the back is just fine. Never heard of nor had voltage issues because of grounding in the back.

Wonderful, I hope this will work well for me. Thanks for tHe information sir.