installed w/ pics: painless auxillary fuseblock & aeroforce scan gauge

[cavingman]

Installed this today:
details here

http://www.lildevilmotorsports.com/i...sort=3a&page=2

Basically an auxillary fuseblock w/ 3 constant hot and 4 ign hot circuits. It has made adding accessories SO incredibly easy now. All that was required was finding a place to mount it, hooking up ground and power, and a ign switched lead. Now whenever I add something new all I have to do is hook one of the wires from the new block up and im done. already fused and ready to go.
After installation I added my scan gauge. Spent maybe 5 minutes running wires and giving it power and i was done.

I used zipties because i wasnt sure if i wanted to keep it there or not

[goofyguy]

very nice idea you have there. Hopefully many will follow. I assume you already use most of them.

[XeroState]

That's cool. Don't know if I will use it soon (short on cash...and what I have is gonna go towards stage 2 hopefully). But I am sure many people could/will use this.

[AlphaJaguar5]

Thats makes everything so easy to intall its the first thing I put in my QC3 and then my RL once I got that. I have my own I made cuz I could never find a place that sold them but the one I made has 6 igntion hot spots

[cavingman]

I did this once before on my last car, but i made it. after all the little bits pieces and parts i actually saved money this time

no i dont use all of them, but if my car goes in the same direction my last one did, i will. right now its runnin my interceptor gauge and i hardwired my radar detector.

[Sp00ner]

Originally Posted by cavingman

Installed this today:
details here

Basically an auxillary fuseblock w/ 3 constant hot and 4 ign hot circuits. It has made adding accessories SO incredibly easy now. All that was required was finding a place to mount it, hooking up ground and power, and a ign switched lead. Now whenever I add something new all I have to do is hook one of the wires from the new block up and im done. already fused and ready to go.
After installation I added my scan gauge. Spent maybe 5 minutes running wires and giving it power and i was done.

I used zipties because i wasnt sure if i wanted to keep it there or not

Wow... that is pretty slick. How much was it?

[cavingman]

Originally Posted by Sp00ner

Wow... that is pretty slick. How much was it?

about $50 after shipping and everything.

[Sp00ner]

Oh, that's not bad at all! Summit, Jegs?

[cavingman]

sorry i meant to post this aswell...

http://www.lildevilmotorsports.com/i...sort=3a&page=2

they have weather resistant ones too, but i knew i was gonna mount it inside so i didnt bother with that. i think it just comes with a plastic cover.