Denver Shop for Fuse Block

[potts.mike]

I'm wanting to install an additional fuse block for accessories in my 2011 4 runner. I have already purchased all the parts but simply don't have time to install them. Can anyone recommend a good shop in the Denver area for electrical work like this?

 

[Saker]

I'm wanting to install an additional fuse block for accessories in my 2011 4 runner. I have already purchased all the parts but simply don't have time to install them. Can anyone recommend a good shop in the Denver area for electrical work like this?

Can't recommend, but ..............

Get your checkbook out or be ready for a "wallet flush"!

You can do this, just do it in stages!

 

[potts.mike]

yeah, I briefly mentioned it to my regular mechanic, he was less than excited to take it on.

I have been sitting on this for a couple years though and want to get it taken care of.

 

[Saker]

yeah, I briefly mentioned it to my regular mechanic, he was less than excited to take it on.

I have been sitting on this for a couple years though and want to get it taken care of.

It could be done by now!

You could do something like this or not.... Saker's AUX CIRCUIT

 

[Jhalko]

yeah, I briefly mentioned it to my regular mechanic, he was less than excited to take it on.

I have been sitting on this for a couple years though and want to get it taken care of.

Not sure where you are in Denver, Slee in golden or high country 4x4 would do a great job, doubt it would be cheap but both would do it right.

 

[rigtec]

Can't recommend, but ..............

Get your checkbook out or be ready for a "wallet flush"!

You can do this, just do it in stages!

rigtec LIKES this! :thumb3:

 

[potts.mike]

I'll give high country a call, any other local shops Denver peeps?

 

[Jhalko]

I'll give high country a call, any other local shops Denver peeps?

There have been a couple lift install threads with recs for Denver, might be able to search for those of no one else chimes in. I would offer to help but I hate electrical work and it might as well be Chinese to me. Hence why I got an Spod.

 

[MTN4RNR]

Give Amory a call at Slee Offroad. He is great to work with.

 

[4Running303]

Slee for sure, also RSG Offroad in Lakewood will do it as well. They are an offroad shop, but their previous life (and still a lot of their work) is installing remote starters (RSG=Remote Start Guys). I would bet they know a thing or two about wiring and vehicle electronics.

 

[flyinhawaiian01]

And if none of those work out, you can always hit a quality car audio/alarm shop in your area. Personally, I'd prefer an audio shop do any aftermarket electrical work, as that's all they know/do. 4x4 shops are more mechanically inclined guys, although they should have basic electrical knowledge to do a fuseblock addon.