Outfitting a trail rig can add greater strain to the electrical system. Adding on a winch, air compressor, fog lights, driving lights, a spotlight, electric fuel pump, and a stereo amp can really tax the battery. A great way to combat that strain is to install dual batteries. This is especially true when using a winch, which can draw big amps for an extended period. These kits are designed to mount two batteries in place of the factory single battery location. The trays and brackets feature a black powder coated finish. These are mounting kits only and do not include any wiring. A suggested wiring diagram is included. 70- 95 CJ and Wrangler kits place the batteries side-by side and may be used with lead acid or cylindrical style sealed gel cell batteries. 97-06 TJ Wrangler its stack the batteries and are for use with cylindrical-style sealed, gel cell batteries only due to the battery mounting direction.

Vehicle Fitment

Years	Make	Model	Trim
1970–1983	Jeep	CJ5	Base
1977–1980	Jeep	CJ5	Golden Eagle
1980–1983	Jeep	CJ5	Laredo
1982–1983	Jeep	CJ5	Limited
1975–1983	Jeep	CJ5	Renegade
1970–1975	Jeep	CJ6	Base
1976–1986	Jeep	CJ7	Base
1977–1979	Jeep	CJ7	Golden Eagle
1980	Jeep	CJ7	Golden Hawk
1980–1983, 1985–1986	Jeep	CJ7	Laredo
1982–1983	Jeep	CJ7	Limited
1976–1986	Jeep	CJ7	Renegade
1981–1985	Jeep	Scrambler	Base
1985	Jeep	Scrambler	Laredo
1985	Jeep	Scrambler	Renegade
1982–1983	Jeep	Scrambler	SL
1982–1984	Jeep	Scrambler	SR
1987–1990	Jeep	Wrangler	Base
1988–1990	Jeep	Wrangler	Islander
1987–1990	Jeep	Wrangler	Laredo
1988	Jeep	Wrangler	S
1988–1990	Jeep	Wrangler	Sahara
1987–1988	Jeep	Wrangler	Sport