Looking for pics Trunk mounted fuse panel and battery

[csouth]

As the title states, I'm trying to find pics here of anyone that may have a trunk mounted fuse panel.



Please post if you've got one....

[TANKMASTERJ]

I used the AAW classic update kit and put fuse panel where the factory one was. I also added a Eaton 5 relay and 10 fuse panel in the center of the trunk floor right behind the rear seat. It's runs fuel pump, stereo, amp, and both heated seat circuits all on relays.
Look at my build thread back a page or two from the end.
My trunk finish interior work will hide it in
Also not installed yet I'm got two aluminum panels bent 14" wide from trunk floor to package tray underside.
The amp and bluetooth stereo will mount to the seat side of those. Then the sub and the trunk close out panel will mount to the back side of them.

[BrianP]

Check out the Littelfuse Power Distribution Modules. They make fuse modules for remote mounted batteries that get used in automotive, big rigs, heavy equipment,etc.

I bought the SL series 88076 to mount on the side of my trunk mounted Moroso battery box.

The module has four fuses that get power all of the time.

I plan on using these to add power windows and power door locks.

The module also has three large amp MIDI fuses for circuits up to 200 amps each.
The large fuses are controlled by a remote switch that you can place as you wish.

The remote switch is the feature that sold me on the unit. I plan on using the remote switch as a theft deterrent to control all of the circuits that are IGNITION ON switched; Starter, Fan, fuel pump, injectors, coils etc. All of the large gauge power wires will have no power unless the the remote switch is ON and the ignition key is in the IGNITION ON position: A nice safety feature.

[csouth]

Check out the Littelfuse Power Distribution Modules. They make fuse modules for remote mounted batteries that get used in automotive, big rigs, heavy equipment,etc.

I bought the SL series 88076 to mount on the side of my trunk mounted Moroso battery box.

The module has four fuses that get power all of the time.

I plan on using these to add power windows and power door locks.

The module also has three large amp MIDI fuses for circuits up to 200 amps each.
The large fuses are controlled by a remote switch that you can place as you wish.

The remote switch is the feature that sold me on the unit. I plan on using the remote switch as a theft deterrent to control all of the circuits that are IGNITION ON switched; Starter, Fan, fuel pump, injectors, coils etc. All of the large gauge power wires will have no power unless the the remote switch is ON and the ignition key is in the IGNITION ON position: A nice safety feature.

Very nice find. I like that remote control feature. I think I've figured it out what I want to do with mine. My main fuse box is one that can be mounted in the engine compartment or trunk, I chose the trunk. It comes with a circuit breaker so that's protected. I found a power/ground distribution block that is fused, I'll run my amp and anything else that needs constant power to that.

[badmonza]