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I used the Haywire RTA fuse panel. I liked the fact that it had terminals for wires that I could easily hookup and change. I actually contacted them and got the stuff to re-wire the the fuse box allowing me to extend the wires and move the terminals. This allowed me to mount the terminals behind the battery.

All is mounted in the front trunk to rid the dash and footwell of fuse panel. I do also have a relay panel mounted in front trunk, relay and small fuse panel on rear firewall, and a single 4-relay panel under dash for electric windows.

Not as pretty as it could be but affords me a lot of control over the wiring.

http://www.haywireinc.com/inde...image=prd_zm_193.jpg

7/10/167:43 PM

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