Aux fuse blocks?

[DR1300R]

All you that are running aux fuse blocks lets see some pics and links where you bought them.. Going to put one on the Low Budget Busa and looking for ideas on where to mount and which one/kind to buy.. preferably one's that take the mini fuses like the factory fuse block does..

Doyle

 

[twotonevert]

I am interested also. Good topic Doyle!

 

[omslaw]

I picked mine up at Advance Auto... It's installed under the tail on the right side. You can also see the relay I installed to make it "switched"...the fuse block is only "hot" when the key is on... There are some pre-made, pre-wired blocks you can purchase, CirkitBoss comes to mind...but they are expensive. Mine is "Low-Budget" :agree:

 

[DR1300R]

Omar does it use the mini fuse?

 

[thebbbusa]

I used this one: Painless 70107 - Painless Fuse Blocks - JEGS works great.

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/general-bike-related-topics/82339-fuse-block.html#post1460277

Mine does use the mini style fuses, came with a relay too. I put mine behind the tail on the right side of the bike.

 

[SAMBUSA]

I got mine thru Dell on recomendation from blitzburg. LINKY

 

[DR1300R]

I used this one: Painless 70107 - Painless Fuse Blocks - JEGS works great.

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/general-bike-related-topics/82339-fuse-block.html#post1460277

Mine does use the mini style fuses, came with a relay too. I put mine behind the tail on the right side of the bike.

Real nice.. A little pricey for the low budget Busa though..

 

[DR1300R]

I got mine thru Dell on recomendation from blitzburg. LINKY

Thats a little more my price range.. Thanks Sam

 

[DR1300R]

I picked mine up at Advance Auto... It's installed under the tail on the right side. You can also see the relay I installed to make it "switched"...the fuse block is only "hot" when the key is on... There are some pre-made, pre-wired blocks you can purchase, CirkitBoss comes to mind...but they are expensive. Mine is "Low-Budget" :agree:[/QUOTE/]


I will check out the local auto shops as well.. Thanks Omar..

 

[BigRod1300]

I have mine for LED, Gipro, air-ride components, + things.
6-way raised

All the connection wires are from the underside of this one. Keeps everything nice and tight/dry. You can NOT even get back to the connection unless you pull out the hole fuse box. Down side to that is...if I add anything to it. But I like it.

 

[kml]

Your basic do it yourself, nonturbo, 10 dolla' fuse block.

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cheers
ken

 

[SAMBUSA]

Your basic do it yourself, nonturbo, 10 dolla' fuse block.

Webshots.com Links Do Not Work

cheers
ken

Looks like the same one I got. Think i paid like $6 for it.

 

[kml]

Looks like the same one I got. Think i paid like $6 for it.

Shipping to canada with the canadian dollar ya end up paying 10 dollars.

cheers
ken

 

[omslaw]

Omar does it use the mini fuse?

No, it's the standard ATC blade fuses

 

[BigBSBusa]

I have mine for LED, Gipro, air-ride components, + things.
6-way raised

All the connection wires are from the underside of this one. Keeps everything nice and tight/dry. You can NOT even get back to the connection unless you pull out the hole fuse box. Down side to that is...if I add anything to it. But I like it.

Using this one to replace the one on my Triple. Stock fuse block is only 4 fuses and I don't plan on adding anything (except maybe an alarm ), so it will work nicely. Besides, it only cost like $8. There are also some that I have seen from Centech, but they are closer to $35 or $40.