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It may be one of these.
From west marine.Did you see Mike?



yup that is the one - I used the 6 space in my Tacoma - and the 12 space in the 80 - and used almost all the fuse space :)

you can also find those here from the manufacturer

http://www.bluesea.com/
 
Cool! Thanks for the link guys. Currently I run two fuseblocks, one at the battery and one under the PS seat similar to the set-up shown on Christo's website.
 
Update!

Warn M8000 winch install w/ interior controls
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=106252
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post#20 - My goal is the Slee4 w/ 35 MTR's and 4.88's.

Well thanks to Inverness & Clownmidget, we have been hard at work doing up the Slee lifts! Rick is further along and ready to test the system! I am on hold because of bo'd Bilstein shocks. :( So i'm writing this post instead...

Inverness and I are doing duplicate lifts.
A BIG concern for me was getting worthy travel but quality control as well. The 7100s fit the bill it seems they were the only ones to fall into the correct specs. I was really considering FOX but specs were off. We all designed and made our own shock mounts which turned out awesome- can't wait to get it on mine.

I also got TOYO MT's 315/75-16. They are nice but I think louder than MTR's, I'll see how they do on the trail.

Thanks to Big Moose, we also got some control arm issues and other Cruiser related stuff taken care of as well.

Since I am a couple weeks away from completion, I'll update with all the details as I wrap it up.

Check here also for Inverness' pics as we go
http://flickr.com/photos/80_on_inverness/sets/72157600184098497/
and Roberto's
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=152526

Thread on the buildup w/ pics and installation of Bilstien 7100s
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?p=2202200

pic1=borrowed from Roberto. Inverness flexes out to check the new setup. Slee lift and 7100s
pic2=flexed out to change coils (Toyota forklift!)
pic3=Cruiser gang wrenching. Pablo "don't let the burrito beat you" just put in his OME Heavy lift
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Scangauge II
Got my Scangauge II! - IH8MUD.com Forum
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Land Rover Cupholder add-on
Land Rover Disco cupholder
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LED turn signal mirrors
side turn indicators
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JO MAOMA 2Meter radio install
yaesa ft 7800 install - IH8MUD.com Forum

I ordered the RAM parts and they got here in 1 day, so I took 1/2 an hour to do this very cool setup- thanks Jo Maoma!:cheers:
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PAINTLAB MIX™ MODULAR CARGO RACK SYSTEM
https://forum.ih8mud.com/merchandise-storefront/264008-interior-cargo-carriers-fzj80.html
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PHH easy method

TRD SC coolant hoses maintenance - by George Scolaro
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Pioneer 2DIN headunit - Bluetooth, USB, iPod, aux
Pioneer 2DIN headunit- BT,USB,iPod,Aux

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Magnaflow XL stainless muffler
Magnaflow XL muffler

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How to adjust your parking brake
Parking Brake weak?

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Charcoal Canister Repair
Charcoal Canister Modification- need help

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TEQ Blister Emblems
https://forum.ih8mud.com/4081905-post44.html
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Dual BlueSea FUSEBOX installation
Fusebox(s) installation - Bluesea

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TRD Supercharger installation tips & extending wires
Supercharger install questions-vac hose routing
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WAIC - Water to Air Intercooler
WAIC - Water/Air Intercooler for TRD SC
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Hey ! are you from Venezuela?

Luis,

James is not from Venezuela, but he loves Cachapas. We've had them several times on our trips.

Regards

Alvaro
 
In my continuing "never gonna learn" series, first it was the cheap, non-oem brake bleeders

then, I got the bright idea that you can get something for nothing and bought a TYC radiator.
Why would I do that? The promise of superior cooling. This piece of crap lasted a drive around the block.
Of course, being that amazon has free exchanges, I decided one kick in the nuts wasn't enough.
Second one leaks worse than the first. Both tanks. But, it lasted 3 blocks.

Compared to my old Koyorad, the TYC is a piece of junk. Construction is much cheaper, lighter weight and the plastic must be made of rejected tupperware.
The quality of the Koyo Rad is much higher. I have the two side-by-side and there are clear construction differences.

Because people like pictures- leaking both top and bottom

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So, I got really good at replacing radiators. Just a couple tips to make this job easy (it's not difficult...anymore...)
The main thing is to just undo the center support to access the two "hard to get" nuts. They aren't hard to get.
This is a just a handful of 12,10mm bolts. (3 to remove the hood latch and hang by the cable)

You don't need to remove headlights, or even the grille. I suggest removing the grille, so you don't accidentally lean on it.
remove battery box (4 12mm bolts)
then, the two long rad mount bolts.
fan clutch and shroud come out together, then pull radiator.

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*included for searches on TYC, KoyoRad, Koyo, Ron Davis radiators. I put it in my build thread, so it can be useful down the line when the summer overheating threads hit. There are many other thread to debate how great the TYC is.
 
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