[Wanna_Chev]

Has anyone installed a new fuse block by painless? I was wondering how difficult it would be. I was looking at the 30001 one...
http://www.painlesswiring.com/fuseblock.htm

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1970 Camaro Z28
396/auto/posi
My 70 Z28

 

[John_Muha]

Are you trying to replace the existing fuse block or adding another one in under the hood? Think Rapid Robert runs an extra one under the hood for added circuits.

 

[Wanna_Chev]

I'm replacing the existing one.

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1970 Camaro Z28
396/auto/posi
My 70 Z28

 

[John_Muha]

If it's just a replacement block, I thought M & H sells them. Down here I just pull one from another car. http://www.wiringharness.com/

 

[Redrum]

Unless you are doing MASSIVE changes to your wiring circuits use a repo. I use a Painless Harness in my 69 SS but I have a ton of electrical modifications from MSD engine electronics to power seats, 3rd brake light 1300 Watt stereo system, one wire amp, Vintage Aire A/C, manual control of lockup on a 2004R, electric trunk lock release, line lock on the front brakes, voltmeter, 250 GPH fuel pump system, additional interior lights, etc.

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Redrum (or Mike)

68 Corvette - 383 CI, 427 HP, 700R4, 12.56 @ 108 MPH
69 SS Chevelle - 502 CI, 610 HP, 2004R, 1320 unknown
97 Z-28 - totally stock still under 14,000 miles

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