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Re: Adding accessories to fuse box
[Re: dfsmopars]
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03/09/12 09:38 PM
03/09/12 09:38 PM
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edp
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I added one of these to my Datsun project for all the additional electrical needs - amp, mirror, electric fan, etc... & it worked great. I hard grounded the box & ran homerun wires to all the demand items - works beautifully! the really cool thing about this box is its ability to go from switched to constant power in the block by just moving a fuse. http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
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Re: Adding accessories to fuse box
[Re: edp]
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03/09/12 10:42 PM
03/09/12 10:42 PM
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Andrewh
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Quote:
I added one of these to my Datsun project for all the additional electrical needs - amp, mirror, electric fan, etc... & it worked great.
I hard grounded the box & ran homerun wires to all the demand items - works beautifully!
the really cool thing about this box is its ability to go from switched to constant power in the block by just moving a fuse.
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
wow 80 bucks.
there are way cheaper ways to do it, just as neatly package.
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/productselection.asp?Product=4402
buy 2 and a 5 dollar relay and you can have one block constant power, the other by the key. and you still saved 40 bucks.
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Re: Adding accessories to fuse box
[Re: Andrewh]
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03/09/12 11:06 PM
03/09/12 11:06 PM
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Central TX
roe
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Quote:
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I added one of these to my Datsun project for all the additional electrical needs - amp, mirror, electric fan, etc... & it worked great.
I hard grounded the box & ran homerun wires to all the demand items - works beautifully!
the really cool thing about this box is its ability to go from switched to constant power in the block by just moving a fuse.
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
wow 80 bucks.
there are way cheaper ways to do it, just as neatly package.
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/productselction.asp?Product=4402
buy 2 and a 5 dollar relay and you can have one block constant power, the other by the key. and you still saved 40 bucks.
Wow, I think Im going to hook this one up to get her back together and to play around with electrical some more, then I'll order one of these and be able to remove everything from the 12v keyed source that Im using and run it all from the relay/fusebox. I'd feel a lot better about my bulkhead/fusebox area then.
thanks again guys, and I hope I didnt hijack from the OP. I thought this info might help you out too
roe
1971 Plymouth Satellite
408/904 8 3/4 3.23 SG
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Re: Adding accessories to fuse box
[Re: roe]
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03/10/12 10:08 PM
03/10/12 10:08 PM
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roe
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Well I got it in and wired up and all is well. It's working perfectly. I also took it as a chance to redo some crimp connections and organize my wiring under dash, and underhood. It looks a lot better
roe
1971 Plymouth Satellite
408/904 8 3/4 3.23 SG
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