Baja wiring pics
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Baja wiring pics
Some progress pictures of my current baja wiring...I'm using the factory fuse panel and also a sub panel to handle quite a bit of the load...more to come...
(The box in the middle is a distribution center which will eventually feed the sub panel, an audio amplifier, and feed into a portion of the stock fuse panel)
(Headlight relays, accessory relay, warning relay)
(The box in the middle is a distribution center which will eventually feed the sub panel, an audio amplifier, and feed into a portion of the stock fuse panel)
(Headlight relays, accessory relay, warning relay)
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Secure the wiring? I'll be putting a false floor/amp rack over top of the dist. center which should give the wires adequate protection...I may use some 1-hole or perhaps even 2-hole straps though.
I like flowing wires for the extra length they afford when something changes or fails...90* fittings may sometimes look classy, but I prefer to use them only when length has already become a problem.
If I were going for clean and unforgiving I would have gone with relay bases...maybe even reusing a stock late model bus fuse panel.
I like flowing wires for the extra length they afford when something changes or fails...90* fittings may sometimes look classy, but I prefer to use them only when length has already become a problem.
If I were going for clean and unforgiving I would have gone with relay bases...maybe even reusing a stock late model bus fuse panel.
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I made the glovebox hold-down out of some scrap electrical gutter...and some foam used in the refrigeration industry. Can you say FREEBIE?
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I plan on running the aftermarket cup holders in the ashtray...which means I've got to pull the relays out, slide cupholder in and shoot the relay screws into it...should be secure
I ran all the 4 gauge and made up my distribution center, sub panel, and battery terminals Saturday, but I've beeen feeling like crap the past couple days...more pics to come...maybe a couple more hours dedicated to the stereo and she'll be done for a little while.
I ran all the 4 gauge and made up my distribution center, sub panel, and battery terminals Saturday, but I've beeen feeling like crap the past couple days...more pics to come...maybe a couple more hours dedicated to the stereo and she'll be done for a little while.
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2088's thread has me remembering to link more photos...and I just wired a friend's racecar...
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8-AN fuel line resides in a 3/4" EMT I bent at Lowe's since I didn't have a bender at home- cashier gave me a funny look
Main 1/0 in a piece of 1/2" EMT I bent over a 13" steel wheel,
The mini-stock is a bit cleaner now - some of that was temporary - stupid 12 conducter 16 AWG aluminum cord came with the car...
I made the dash too
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