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macdee
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fuse boxes

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a selection of fuse boxes for the man who likes a good fiddle

self healing fuse :crazy:
http://www.zenoverland.com/electrical/z ... sebox.html

space age
http://www.nippynormans.com/products/fu ... -row-pdm60

nice little number
http://www.nippynormans.com/products/f6 ... el-fuz-fz1

built to last
http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Wirin ... /pc-8.html

oh and re settable fuse

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Circuit-Break ... 1268071405

dont know what to say
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/p ... d-fuse-box

well why not
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R-G-Denali-Po ... 43d02e96d0
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Re: fuse boxes

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It's about time that fuse boxes made it into the 20th century.

Most homes now have resettable trips, why not automotive?
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Nice one. Handy links them :thumbup:

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Cheers Macdee for the links :thumbup:

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Re: fuse boxes

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Have a look at the FZ-1 fuse block as well.
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
Had really good luck on them, installed a bunch now

EDIT: Ok I see that unit was one that already had a link to.. :silent:

So just a endorsement then...
Ive used and installed two PC8 from Easternbeaver for blokes that wanted the external replaceable relay.. and a bunch more of the FZ1.

The FZ1s are on bikes that did multi Continent adventure rides with no failures, Off road trucks, and years of street riding now... Not one of the ones I have installed has seen a failure.
I have them in two of my bikes now as well,,, and they just plan work.
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Re: fuse boxes

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E.Marquez wrote:Have a look at the FZ-1 fuse block as well.
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
Had really good luck on them, installed a bunch now

EDIT: Ok I see that unit was one that already had a link to.. :silent:

So just a endorsement then...
Ive used and installed two PC8 from Easternbeaver for blokes that wanted the external replaceable relay.. and a bunch more of the FZ1.

The FZ1s are on bikes that did multi Continent adventure rides with no failures, Off road trucks, and years of street riding now... Not one of the ones I have installed has seen a failure.
I have them in two of my bikes now as well,,, and they just plan work.
good man keep adding to this thread the more the merrier
hope its a good reference point for someone :thumbup:
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