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Relocating R33 Engine Bay Fuse Box

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Where do you want to relocate it to? If it's the boot, I'm pretty sure there was an Auto Speed article on this, or even one in an old HPI magazine. I would have thought this would only be needed for a major engine swap or hidden wiring of a show engine bay. Either way, you are up for one hell of a task and plenty of hours soldering under the hood :wacko:

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And before you ask, that was custom made by a user on this site and I havnt come across anywhere that sells them... what you could do is paint the standard one in a color that suits your engine bay! :P

What are you talking about?

The picture posted is one that I have on my car.

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And before you ask, that was custom made by a user on this site and I havnt come across anywhere that sells them... what you could do is paint the standard one in a color that suits your engine bay! :)

er you can buy them on uk ebay :)

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we've done alot of hidden wiring in engine bays andto be honest there is no easy way to do it.

we basically just split everything, extend it all and run it all inside the car either under the dash or in the glove box

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