Cleaning up Auxiliary wires under the hood?

[cviola2005]

Found this, looks weather resistant
http://www.summitracing.com/oh/parts/hla-h84960111/overview/

Might get this also to clean up all the grounds

http://www.summitracing.com/oh/parts/rfw-jb58/overview/

I wonder why the ground block is 4x the price of the 8 gang fuse block?

 

[The Arctic Fox]

I'm gonna have to do that looks clean!

I'll take a pic of the area around the box show you what I exactly did outside it to keep it clean. I hate having a rat's nest under my hood.

 

[magimerlin]

I made a relay box with lid for my Jeep off-road rig that cleaned alot of extra stuff up... I use all negative triggered relays... No power in and outta the cab area to short out..... I use a cat-5 computer cable to go from my switches to that box..and one in the box to for that matter... I can just plug it into the side of my box.....

Here is the finished pic of of the inside of it....

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link to the rest of my build pics of it some are blurry... didn't have the greatest camera back then....
http://s45.photobucket.com/user/magimerlin/slideshow/electrical





this is how I do ALL of my relays..... negative triggers........

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link to the thread on another forum I'm on that can describe it a bit better and has a few more boxes members have made... And describes the whole process...
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=938344&highlight=relay+box&page=10

 

[great white]

Built what I call a "relay center":

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The aux studs on the OEM box were out of room so I also added a power stud and a ground stud from the battery. The power stud uses a 60a maxi-fuse for protection. The rest is just tidied up with split loom.