I am rebuilding my battery tray to accommodate a trojan T-1275.
The space available for it, seems to have been made just to confound every orientation possible to stuff such a battery in a location originally designed for a group24, perhaps a 27.
So The space is there, but my bulkhead connector through the firewall, the wires are in the way. I can move the wires in, but they will then push themselves against the battery case.
Now if it were acceptable to lean the battery, perhaps 10 degrees off level, the wires would not have to bend in such a tight radius, putting less strain on the bulkhead connector. This would be the battery tipped forward along the longer 13 inch edge, not 7.13 inch side.
I know it is not ideal. But the only real issue I see is that plate sheddings would tend to build up on one end faster and more quickly short out a cell when nearing the end of useful cycle life.
But perhaps there is something I am not considering.
Opinions on this?
Not looking to go AGM, and another location is not happening. A T-1275 will go here. Period. Level or slightly tilted.