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Looking For New Distribution Fuse Block

Discussion in 'General Car Audio Discussions' started by jstutman, Aug 10, 2004.

  1. jstutman

    jstutman Full Member

    suggestions? i have found some on ebay.

    0-1 input with 4-8 g output

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...5713503311&rd=1

    Just needing a replacement, the last one i had was the resetable fuse type and it eventually went bad so i am wanting to replace with something of good quality.

    thanks everyone
     
    jstutman, Aug 10, 2004
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  2. AustinKP

    AustinKP Full Member

    Looks good, and you can't beat the price if it goes for that cheap...
    A fuse block is a fuse block. No sense spending a ton on it.
     
    AustinKP, Aug 10, 2004
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  3. texcon

    texcon Full Member

    While most fuse blocks are alike, I have noticed that on some the fuse holders have more "grip" than other fuse blocks do. I ended up buying a Rockford Fosgate fuse block simply because it was the only 0/1 awg to (2) 4 awg fuse block I could find. SO far it's worked great.
     
    texcon, Aug 10, 2004
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  4. _gonz_

    _gonz_ Full Member

    one of the sponsors at SPLBassX.com is Knukonceptz
    being a member there gets you 10% off the already reasonable prices

    one thing about Bill at KNU...
    his shipping is perfect! pricewise, and it's as damn fast as it can be.

    just remember he's a one man operation and sometimes theres a hiccup. however he's also a really cool guy to talk with, and i've seen him handle issues very well.

    it will cost you less than eGay.
     
    _gonz_, Aug 10, 2004
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