Installing an Antigravity ATX30 battery and Mele Cage into my Porsche 964

Today I spent time at Tony's shop to install an Antigravity ATX30 lithium battery that weighs only 4.5lbs, removing the lead acid battery that weighed 45lbs! Incredible difference in weight savings.
I was also sent a cage by the awesome folks at Mele Designs, that fit perfectly the ATX30. Love the final piece, how it looks on the car and how much lighter the nose feels after the very first drive.
Big thank you to Tony who spent time meticulously putting together everything and a clean install. So happy with the final product.
Please follow the links below to grab these items. A worthy upgrade!
I got the ATX30. Loving it!
antigravitybatteries.com/prod...
Use code: cooled10 for a discount
Also check out the shop:
www.cooledcollective.com
Drew Manley

[@thefrankly]

Drew! I hope this is first of many more.

[@cooledcollective]

Will try my best

[@AntigravityBatteries]

🔋🔋🔋🔋

[@johncuny1451]

Nice install

[@cooledcollective]

Thanks 👍

[@VladiDusil]

Hey Drew, what wheels are on your RSA build? Car looks lovely!

[@cooledcollective]

Fronts are regamaster and backs are te37

[@antoniosamuel819]

Nice video. Where did you get that aluminum plate that the battery sits on?

[@cooledcollective]

My buddy sent me a file. Sent to send cut send. I have an extra one I can sell if you need. Email me [e-mail]

[@crus8r758]

Great video. Would your buddy be willing to share/sell his file?

[@xxhotelcrazyxx]

Drew, check your climate control unit. Listen for the little cpu cooling fan running that's installed in the control unit after you turn your car off (it has to be in a very quiet place for you to hear it). It's a common parasitic draw point. It may need to be sent out to overhaul

[@cooledcollective]

That is one thing we considered but it did end up being the door switch. Car is good now