Mini blade fuse block

PO replaced my fuse box with individual blade fuses, they take up all sorts of room. I'd like to tidy it up with a box like I have seen a few members doing here. I found a few fuse blocks that I could use but I want to use the Mini blade fuses. My truck uses the mini fuses and I have a bunch of them already. I just can't find a mini blade fuse box that keeps each circuit seperate.

I did, however, find this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0077D ... WSU1MNB43R

But it appears that all 4 fuses will be connected together at one point. Is this bad practice for these older bikes? Can I use this with no worries? Or should I keep looking for one that keeps all the circuits seperate? Because, man, I've looked for a long while and can't seem to find one that stays seperate...

 

circuits must be kept separate

 

Some of those blade fuse boxes will hold mini blades perfectly well. Look at any autoparts store

 

That is a power distribution block, not a fuse box. It would work for running power from the headlight hot to run a phone charger or something similar, but not used for multiple circuits.

You want something like this

This was just the second item on ebay when searching for "atm fuse box"

 

Or get one with more positions for fusing future electrical upgrades.

 

XJ4ever sells them as well as color coded extension leads with detailed instructions. PM Chacal!! He'll hook you up!!

 

I just checked the catalogue and I don't see him listing any mini blade fuses. He calls them mini blade but they are the regular blade fuses. The regular ones are ATO style, I'm looking for the ATM style... Maybe he's saying mini because they are small compared to the stock tubes fuses??

 

Really?! How the crap did I not see that?! I swear I searched those same exact terms at one point... Thanks!

 

Rated @ "30 amps per block" - may be an issue

 

cant use it, it rates it at 15 amps per circuit....the main power wire needs 30 amps