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    1. #1
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      Is there anyone who makes something similar to this?

      but at a lower price? $300 from Summit seems awful high to me! Someone has to have seen the market for something like this.

      http://www.dedenbear.com/mrc1txt.htm



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      Maybe Dakota Digital?

      http://www.popularhotrodding.com/hot...nte_carlo.html
      Andreas
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    3. #3
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      Not that I have seen. You would think with the number of relays that we run (I have 5 IIRC) that a product like this would be commonplace; everything in one location, easily wired, and most of all, much more professional looking than a bank of relays screwed together with another bank of fuses nearby.

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      Spaghetti Menders.com

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      If you can do the wiring yourself, Delphi sells a module with 4 relays and 6 fuses that is about the size of a credit card. You could probably assemble it for under $50. If you need more circuits, they have boxes that will hold three and four modules.

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      Any idea where I can find that Delphi part? They make about a billion things.

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      That spaghetti menders piece may be similar, but at $269, I'd rather get the Dedenbear piece.

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      it sounds like this may be what youre looking for..
      http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=146727

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      Quote Originally Posted by all wired View Post
      it sounds like this may be what youre looking for..
      http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=146727
      That is a sweet board. I just emailed Dave about getting one made for my 67 ' Bird. That will solve a lot of wireing issues down the road.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number

    10. #10
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      That's a good, cheap solution... onto the parts list it goes.

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      Quote Originally Posted by rossmacd View Post
      Any idea where I can find that Delphi part? They make about a billion things.
      Here is the linke to the catalog. Look in the electrical center section. www.mouser.com sells most of the components. Using this catalog, I built the entire electrical system for my car. Fuse panel and all.

      http://connectors.delphi.com/DCSGDMC...vID=Automotive

      I must admit, the circuit board looks pretty nice. Mouser will have a NEMA 4X box to mount it in so you can put anywhere you want. It is the box with the clear lid


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      As shown in TnBlkC230WZ car I just picked up yesterday a engine fuse box from a late model TA it came with two fuse packs both have like 6 relays in them. It will be much easier to hook all the new updates like headlights, alarm, well you get the idea. Cost me $25.00

      John
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      Wow! That Nitrous Dave set up is killer!! Definitely will be added to my parts list!

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      Quote Originally Posted by jtm311 View Post
      As shown in TnBlkC230WZ car I just picked up yesterday a engine fuse box from a late model TA it came with two fuse packs both have like 6 relays in them. It will be much easier to hook all the new updates like headlights, alarm, well you get the idea. Cost me $25.00

      John
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      Was it easy to find a schematic for your fuse block??
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number

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      Quote Originally Posted by 67 455 Bird ragtop View Post
      Was it easy to find a schematic for your fuse block??
      Sorry never looked for one, when I took if from the car I asked the guys to leave about 6" of wire attached, then as I need a circuit I just replace the wire under the fuse box. I will try post a photo later today.
      John

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      Quote Originally Posted by 67 455 Bird ragtop View Post
      Was it easy to find a schematic for your fuse block??
      I built my own schematic. All the parts are readily available. www.mouser.com sells them individually. If you PM me your email address, I'll send you the Visio. You can get the Visio viewer from Microsofts web site. There will be many similarities, but you will want to taylor to your accessories. All parts in my pic are USA or Canadian made.

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      Quote Originally Posted by TnBlkC230WZ View Post
      I built my own schematic. All the parts are readily available. www.mouser.com sells them individually. If you PM me your email address, I'll send you the Visio. You can get the Visio viewer from Microsofts web site. There will be many similarities, but you will want to taylor to your accessories. All parts in my pic are USA or Canadian made.

      PM sent. Thanks.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number

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      Here is the one I'm using. Nice and small You see they have 5 relays and a good amount of fuses.
      John


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      Thanks for the pic. Will definately help me decide which way to go with my buiild for extra circuits.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number

    20. #20
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      Quote Originally Posted by jtm311 View Post
      Here is the one I'm using. Nice and small You see they have 5 relays and a good amount of fuses.
      John

      What car is that from? It looks pretty ideal.

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