The auto console I sent you had a fridge console behind it -FYIHaha, if your shifter console fits a fridge center console, MOST LIKELY, ours will fit without issue.
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The auto console I sent you had a fridge console behind it -FYIHaha, if your shifter console fits a fridge center console, MOST LIKELY, ours will fit without issue.
The little fuse panel mount has been finalized. These mount in many spots on the inside or outside of the center console (could be used elsewhere too, but that’s up to you, just need 3x6 or 6x6 pattern of mounting holes). One mount works with three different sizes of Blue Sea fuse panel, 6 fuse, 12 fuse, and the longer 2 sets of 6 (most often used for 6 ignition hot and 6 constant hot) units.
The long skinny slots on the sides are for zip tying wires, the larger one in the lower portion are for wire pass-throughs as needed.
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Looks like you’re half way there!It would be nice if someone set up a fender mount panel like this. I think having a solution to mount a fuse box and breaker under the hood would sell well.
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Looks like you’re half way there!
The little fuse panel mount has been finalized. These mount in many spots on the inside or outside of the center console (could be used elsewhere too, but that’s up to you, just need 3x6 or 6x6 pattern of mounting holes). One mount works with three different sizes of Blue Sea fuse panel, 6 fuse, 12 fuse, and the longer 2 sets of 6 (most often used for 6 ignition hot and 6 constant hot) units.
The long skinny slots on the sides are for zip tying wires, the larger one in the lower portion are for wire pass-throughs as needed.
We are starting to put two 3/4” holes in the bottom
You can see in this pic (looking down into it, top of pic is towards front of vehicle) the approximate place the production holes are moving forward.Awesome! Can you provide a picture of where? I’m going to start running wire next weekend so I’ll have to drill these out before hand.
You can see in this pic (looking down into it, top of pic is towards front of vehicle) the approximate place the production holes are moving forward.
Should be, yes. Might need more than 2 for that much stuff though?That’s great, thanks! Is there clearance to put a second hole under (with perspective to the picture) each of those two production holes?
My truck is in the shop for a rebuild otherwise I’d check myself, trying to prewire the console so I can drop it all in at once. Hoping to run 2x 4 awg, 4x 14 awg, 14x 16 awg, 2x Cat5e, and 2x antenna cables all out of the console. I’ve got it all bundled together in a few harnesses so I don’t think I should have any issues though from the looks of it.
Should be, yes. Might need more than 2 for that much stuff though?
I need something like that but on the other side. Its too close to the Wits End Turbo in that spot I think. Worried it'll melt wiresIt would be nice if someone set up a fender mount panel like this. I think having a solution to mount a fuse box and breaker under the hood would sell well.
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Yup, manual RHD is almost done too.Re RHD, most 80's in Australia are manual gearbox configuration so that needs to be taken into account with a RHD version. My 80 has the older-style dash design also but I don't think that has any bearing on fitment of consoles as I have a standard Toyota factory centre console currently.