Reply to "Rewiring the Entire Car - Painless Wiring Kit"

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Originally posted by EA #3528:

Comp, where will you locate your rear block? Not many weather-proof options back there ... how will the rear block withstand the elements?

Just curious ...

I have not decided yet. It will depend on other things. The plan is to build an aluminum cover for both front and rear fuse panel. The aluminum cover is not just for the elements but because the terminals are exposed. Keeping it out of the elements shouldn't be hard but I also doubt this car will see much rain.

I wanted a terminal box using eyelets since it is the most flexible for me. Some have set screw termination but I did not like that. This car has a lot of electrical from electric power steering, trans cooler fans, oil cooler fans, etc. I am starting virtually ground up so a Pantera system is irrelevant to me.

10/18/095:07 PM

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