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Joe, that setup is not going to be NHRA legal. Not by a long shot. Some people put the battery in the spare tyre well, but I kinda like the idea of putting it closer to the center of the car, to reduce the rotational moment of inertia. I would put the battery right where the hump is, right behind the upright part of the backseats. Of course, this would mean that the backseats would need to come out. If you want to go fast, though, sacrifices must be made. That's why we all have CELs... 
But there are certain requirements for remote mounting a battery, especially in a hatchback, with no firewall between the back portion and the driver's compartment. Here are a few of the requirments...
Sealed metal box Vented to atmoshere Battery must be held to the body of the car by 2 3/8" steel rods, studs, or bolts J-hooks are not permitted, unless they have been welded shut Battery cutoff switch mounted to the back of the car. If it is of the push/pull variety, then "push" must be off Said cutoff switch must kill ignition
There are more, but that's all that I can think of off of the top of my head. Search for posts by me on the same thread by a different author at a different time. See, this is one of the topics that can be answered with a quick search. I have answered this question 5 or 6 times by linking to one post that I had made a long time ago.
-=B-= Dude, Boeing called. They want their wing back.
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