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Bussman rtmr fuse box group buy **fellah**

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ramonortiz55

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I've had a few special requests in regards to group buys these past few days.




I noticed a few of you requested one of those RTMR waterproof fuse boxes.




Well guess what?




Tacomapros, a TW vendor, has agreed to let me host a group buy for his boxes!




Here is what is going on:




ELECTRONICS - Tacoma Pros







The Bussman RTMR Fuse and Relay boxes offer a convenient and compact solution for auxiliary electrical accessories such at lighting. We did the hard work and prewired these fuse/relay boxes for an easy solution to complicated wiring.

These RTMR boxes are water resistant with rubber seals. They come with 5 relayed and 4/5 fused leads. 1 power input stud and 1 ground stud for easy hook up.

Kit includes:

1- Universal mounting plate

5- Relays

10- Fuses

10 ft long - color coded single cable with a 7 lead pin. This allows for 5 or 6 switches with a power lead for switch illumination

All leads are color coded for easy traceability









Notice the price? it already comes with a mounting plate!




This box will simplify wiring all your aftermarket accesories to ONE waterproof stock looking box. These are sturdy and very clean looking.




Need a install write up? I created one a few weeks ago using a similar setup sourced from another provider. I am an owner of a very similar fuse box and can answer questions in regards to installation, etc.




So what's the discount?




Since these items have LIMITED availability, tacomapros wants to know how much interest there is out there to make sure everyone can have a box and provide an adequate discount. :D




In order to prevent huge lead times, I propose the following.




To order in batches of 5 or 10 at a time, unless tacomapros tells me otherwise. To make sure everyone gets their box in timely manner once they've provided funds.




So once you're on the list.. that's your number until the group buy is finished :D




The purchase order will be respected throughout the group buy, unless two members agree to switch spots. The agreement must be done via GROUP PM with me AND tacomapros.




This feeler thread will remain a feeler thread until we get at least 10 people signed up, unless tacomapros says otherwise.




So who's interested?


UPDATE!!


The GB will included, but not be limited to:

Fuse panel + Yotamac mounting plate.

Fuse panel + Yotamac mounting plate + Iggy. switch plate

The Iggy. switch plate will be at a discount.



If you want JUST the switch plate, youll pay regular price.



I know for sure:



The box and wiring is included. A Yotamac basic mounting panel will be provided with the deal.



The yotomac basic panel is the panel on the RIGHT




The switch panel in my write up fits 3rd generation 4runners and 1st generation tacomas, this switch panel can be found here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/6-switch-plate-under-radio-location.315089/






The Iggy switch panel for the 2nd generation tacomas can be found here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/switch-panel-gb.352289/

so some of you guys might want to know where to find a good switch panel, and where to locate it on the Tacomas, this is the IGGY switch panel:





I do not have the switch panel for the second generation tacomas, but I am looking forward to purchase






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Pricing information!



RTMR kits: Regular price for the kit is $180.



1-10 units 5.00% (-$9.00) + shipping $11.30

11-20 units 10.00% (-$18.00) + shipping $11.30

21+ units 15.00% (-$27.00)+ free shipping

51+ units 15.00% (-$27.00)+ free shipping + free battery leads



Additional parts, if needed:

Battery leads 6ga, 600V cables- 18" power and 12" ground heat shrunk with copper lugs, $20/set

Additional 7 pin switch cable ( kit comes with 4 ft), $10/ 3ft of additional cable



If you want to purchase an Iggy switch plate that goes in the pocket under the AC controls:



""Price is $38 shipped to Tacomapros for final packaging with your fuse box. This save you all $2 on the regular price of the panel and $6 on shipping for a total discount of $8. Blanks are $1.25 each. This price is good for any quantity fuse box ordesr up to 20.

If 20 of these are ordered Iggy can maybe work another dollar discount or two.""



The switch panel from Iggy is only available to fuse box purchasers at that price.



If you are not participating in this group buy, and you want a switch panel from Iggy, you will have to pay the original non discounted price.



Switchbacks:





Switchbacks (similar to the ones pictured) are $30 each. These will come in black, but the wires will be color coded to match the leads coming from the fuse box. These will be made and fulfilled by tacomapros. Once tacomapros stocks the switchbacks, they will provide an actual picture of the item.







When does this start?



The list will be populated for two weeks starting monday, August 24th.



After two weeks, the orders will start to be taken on monday, September 7th.



Why two weeks? Iggy, tacomapros, and Yotamac need to calculate demand and start fabbing their products.



Let's make sure we want this product, as to not leave our providers with surplus parts in their shops.







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Da list:


Da list:



1. [MENTION=107297]Husker[/MENTION]Herm
2. [MENTION=113724]Alvin[/MENTION]fromhawaii
3. @Glueman
4. [MENTION=79885]ninjaexplosion[/MENTION]
5. @Hawco636
6. @LiveFreeOrDie2015
7. [MENTION=29793]white[/MENTION]Night
8. @1eyedclyde
9. [MENTION=72272]RussToy[/MENTION]
10. [MENTION=72272]RussToy[/MENTION]
11. @AznTRD
12. [MENTION=118047]Joelev[/MENTION]
13. [MENTION=49252]pitchfork[/MENTION]311
14. @4x4Taco09
15. @praxis
16. @SlipperyTaco
17. @NLMOOmar
18. S4TA (T4R.org)
19. @Bchengy
20. @str8xrunnin
21. @elnip
22. @FarrDG
23. @maurzog
24. @dctamcoa
25. @Delta00
26. [MENTION=13207]Yukon[/MENTION] Yak
27. @HBGIBBY
28. @Willbeck
29. [MENTION=110767]Tyson[/MENTION]
30. @lbrockbank
31. @Myz250f
32. @1uzrnr
33. @BYJOSHCOOK
34. @AwkwardLobster
35. @Wack
36. @MYT4CO
37. @NmBeefTaco
38. @D.Mathys
39. [MENTION=29793]white[/MENTION]WalkerTaco
40. @98tacoma3rz
41. [MENTION=67561]T Bone[/MENTION]s 09 Taco
42. @High Desert Taco
43. Oneluv13T4R (T4R.org)
44. SnowboardWCU (T4R.org)
45. @Lipson
46. [MENTION=122940]ramonortiz55[/MENTION]
47. 084RUNNAH (T4R.org)
48. @dcsbtaco
49. @beertimecontinuum
50. @Tacofocker
51. [MENTION=702]bender[/MENTION]581
52. [MENTION=81764]griff[/MENTION] 99 TRD
53. [MENTION=81764]griff[/MENTION] 99 TRD
54. @lunalobowolf
55. tigger (T4R.org)
56. @TheTrooper
57. [MENTION=7479]Roger[/MENTION]boy27
58. @MostEpic
59. [MENTION=58445]nacho[/MENTION]14taco
60. S4TA (T4R.org)






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Here is more lingo:



So here is the explanation:

You have one black lead for grounding the box. You have one positive lead for grounding the battery. The SHORT harness has wiring that will go into your cabin to your switchbacks. The red wire is used to illuminate all your switches so you wont have to tap into the ilumination of the truck itself. The red wire will also be the power for activate the relays. The rest of the colored wires will activate each individual relays.



On the longer harness, white, yellow, brown, blue and green wires are the wires that are on RELAYED circuits, these are the POWER OUT to the accesories. If you connect hella lights to the yellow wire, you plug your rocker switch at the switchback with the yellow wire behind it!



Notice the orange, gray, tan, and pink wiring?

These are for accesories that DONT require relays. For example some LED wiring. Remember, if your accessory didnt come with a relay, it DOESNT need a relay. But what about a switch?



That's up to you, these four extra wires can be used to wire any non relayed accesory, but you will have to install your own switch somewhere else. Say the stock location next to the steering wheel? or under the AC controls by the cig lighter? Make sense?



Here's another thing you guys probably haven't noticed:



There's SIX switch locations.. but only five wire leads going to the switch blanks, the @Iggy. switch panel has SIX switch slots... Whoa, what do we do with that extra sixth switch blank? That location is powered by the red wire that also powers the ilumination, and is fused at F6 (see wiring diagram). So if your switches dont work, check your fuse at F6!



Okay, so that SIXTH switch location can be used to power an NON relayed accessory!
















Here is final data:



How many amps per relay?



The manufactures specifications is 30 amp per channel. The relays are 35 AMP relays. The box is rated at 80 max.

Usually the load can exceed it a little but that's the MFG spec. Also, with LED it generally is much lower power requirements.

What gauges are the wiring leads that connect to the accessories?



There are two sets of wire leads.

-Relayed leads at 14ga

-Fused only leads are 18ga

Both are Pure copper
 
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I am potentially interested in this if the discount is nice and the price is right! I have a question or two though, and it may sound dumb, but hopefully you can answer it.

So this is all pre-wired for all of my accessories right (well all the accessories that require relays I guess)?

Edit: Pressed enter by accident and it submitted lol. Oops.

So back to the question. What kind of accessories would go in here besides lights? I am planning on adding a light bar, an air compressor, and that's basically it for now. I know this would make wiring lights easier, but would it make any other accessories easier?

Also, for the power lead thing you mentioned, does that mean it provides power for dual LED switches where they illuminate the bottom (for example) even when it isn't on?

Thanks!
 
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Krayziekid said:
I am potentially interested in this if the discount is nice and the price is right! I have a question or two though, and it may sound dumb, but hopefully you can answer it.

So this is all pre-wired for all of my accessories right (well all the accessories that require relays I guess)?

Edit: Pressed enter by accident and it submitted lol. Oops.

So back to the question. What kind of accessories would go in here besides lights? I am planning on adding a light bar, an air compressor, and that's basically it for now. I know this would make wiring lights easier, but would it make any other accessories easier?

Also, for the power lead thing you mentioned, does that mean it provides power for dual LED switches where they illuminate the bottom (for example) even when it isn't on?

Thanks!
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you can install anything you want! As long as you keep in mind the following limitations at each circuit:


How many amps per relay?

The manufactures specifications is 30 amp per channel. The relays are 35 AMP relays. The box is rated at 80 max.
Usually the load can exceed it a little but that's the MFG spec. Also, with LED it generally is much lower power requirements.

What gauges are the wiring leads that connect to the accessories?

There are two sets of wire leads.
-Relayed leads at 14ga
-Fused only leads are 18ga
Both are Pure copper
 
Krayziekid said:
I am potentially interested in this if the discount is nice and the price is right! I have a question or two though, and it may sound dumb, but hopefully you can answer it.

So this is all pre-wired for all of my accessories right (well all the accessories that require relays I guess)?

Edit: Pressed enter by accident and it submitted lol. Oops.

So back to the question. What kind of accessories would go in here besides lights? I am planning on adding a light bar, an air compressor, and that's basically it for now. I know this would make wiring lights easier, but would it make any other accessories easier?

Also, for the power lead thing you mentioned, does that mean it provides power for dual LED switches where they illuminate the bottom (for example) even when it isn't on?

Thanks!
Click to expand...

I went ahead and updated the OP to include pictures and a wiring diagram
 
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