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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ Fuse Box from JWest Engineering ?
Posted by: Beakster Sep 23 2018, 06:33 PM
I just bought one of these JWest Engineering Fuse Box Panels .. Is there anyone out there that has installed one .. I'm looking for your feed back .. Thanks 
Posted by: Larmo63 Sep 23 2018, 06:46 PM
There should be tons of threads here on this subject....
Posted by: Coondog Sep 23 2018, 06:57 PM
Pretty simple install. Going to get opinions both ways. I had a wiring rats nest so this was a no brainer. Nothing wrong with a modern fuse set up.
Posted by: ConeDodger Sep 23 2018, 07:01 PM
20 minutes and done... works like a charm.
Posted by: DRPHIL914 Sep 24 2018, 09:22 AM
did not take too long, I had a short and some hacked wiring, so it was a good way to clean up the rats nest and prevent a fire or short, and modern fuses , I;m not knocking fuses loose with my knee and you can use the lighting up ones that show up if it blows.
I think its a good idea if you don't need a concours original panel for show.
Posted by: ConeDodger Sep 24 2018, 09:37 PM
did not take too long, I had a short and some hacked wiring, so it was a good way to clean up the rats nest and prevent a fire or short, and modern fuses , I;m not knocking fuses loose with my knee and you can use the lighting up ones that show up if it blows.
I think its a good idea if you don't need a concours original panel for show.
No PCA concours is going to judge you on your fuse panel.
Posted by: larryM Sep 28 2018, 08:51 PM
No PCA concours is going to judge you on your fuse panel.
i can attest to that (except at PCA Parade - where a-retentive types look at screw heads & such)
just keep track of wires positions & colors
(not all harnesses have exactly the same colors that match published diagrams)
it is a tight vertical fit - but a superb upgrade
Posted by: porschetub Sep 29 2018, 01:25 PM
I have one to fit which I bought from a member on here,then I hear some folks saying the don't like the fact the wiring gets some strain on it due to the position pins on the panel,how real is this issue ? my wiring has no hack jobs and is in great condition but I don't want to fit one and create a problem.
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