Team,
For all of you out there who want to add 12vdc accessories anywhere behind the engine bay glass, I did a little poking around and found the easy solution for both constant and ignition switched power.
In the engine bay fuse block (black square cover next to coolant tank) on the side closer to the trunk, there's a 12v bus (mine had an open screw hole) with 3 fuses attached and the 30A ignition fuse, closest to the trunk.
Be sure to add your own fuse when coming off the constant power. I'm running the N2O bottle warmer off the constant power so it can heat up while I'm not in the car (cheating bastard trick). I have the fuse and switch in the trunk. I'm running the lights for my two gauges off the fused side of the 30A Ignition fuse, which comes active when the key is at the 2nd click. If you running anything with a high current draw, you may want to come off the pre-fused side (closest to air filter) and add your own fuse.
For more details, pop out to the site and look at the Latest area.
-ed
www.nsxbuilder.com
For all of you out there who want to add 12vdc accessories anywhere behind the engine bay glass, I did a little poking around and found the easy solution for both constant and ignition switched power.
In the engine bay fuse block (black square cover next to coolant tank) on the side closer to the trunk, there's a 12v bus (mine had an open screw hole) with 3 fuses attached and the 30A ignition fuse, closest to the trunk.
Be sure to add your own fuse when coming off the constant power. I'm running the N2O bottle warmer off the constant power so it can heat up while I'm not in the car (cheating bastard trick). I have the fuse and switch in the trunk. I'm running the lights for my two gauges off the fused side of the 30A Ignition fuse, which comes active when the key is at the 2nd click. If you running anything with a high current draw, you may want to come off the pre-fused side (closest to air filter) and add your own fuse.
For more details, pop out to the site and look at the Latest area.
-ed
www.nsxbuilder.com