Alright so finally got everything and did all my electrical work this weekend. Came out pretty nice, I only blew one fuse 
I actually blew my turn signal fuse rewiring my License plate lights.
It all fits very neatly inside that little section, nothing pokes out and its all in firm. I have it epoxied to the plastic piece. Looked kind of cramped but its about as neat as I could get it. I got the marine fuse block off ebay and the 60A relays from radioshack. One relay works my headlight because I have it on a manual switch. Second relay is for my radiator fan which will be fans in the future. The fans will still also come on as they always have when the temp switch kicks them on, this is just if I hit traffic I can just flip them on
The PMR switch isnt as clean as Omar's because I cant figure out what to put as backing, And i used bigger wire which probably wasn't a good idea but I did with what I had. I have a piece of foam I may be able to put in there that will hide the wires but you have to be looking for them to see them anyways. The only angle you can see them is where I took the picture.
The spade connectors that come with the PMR switches are impossible to use by the way for anyone that has not yet or plans on getting them. I soldered mine just as Omar did which I just now confirmed with Jack is the only way to do it. For those that do not know how to solder or have never soldered, do not be discouraged. Basic soldering such as this is very easy and can be accomplished with an instructional video via youtube and a trip radioshak to for soldering equipment that can be had for pretty cheap. I suggest anyone who likes DIY things, to learn to solder because it is very useful and a lot more efficient way to connect wires.
Oh and I included a pic of the "garage"
I try to keep it cleaned up inside
I actually blew my turn signal fuse rewiring my License plate lights. It all fits very neatly inside that little section, nothing pokes out and its all in firm. I have it epoxied to the plastic piece. Looked kind of cramped but its about as neat as I could get it. I got the marine fuse block off ebay and the 60A relays from radioshack. One relay works my headlight because I have it on a manual switch. Second relay is for my radiator fan which will be fans in the future. The fans will still also come on as they always have when the temp switch kicks them on, this is just if I hit traffic I can just flip them on
The PMR switch isnt as clean as Omar's because I cant figure out what to put as backing, And i used bigger wire which probably wasn't a good idea but I did with what I had. I have a piece of foam I may be able to put in there that will hide the wires but you have to be looking for them to see them anyways. The only angle you can see them is where I took the picture.
The spade connectors that come with the PMR switches are impossible to use by the way for anyone that has not yet or plans on getting them. I soldered mine just as Omar did which I just now confirmed with Jack is the only way to do it. For those that do not know how to solder or have never soldered, do not be discouraged. Basic soldering such as this is very easy and can be accomplished with an instructional video via youtube and a trip radioshak to for soldering equipment that can be had for pretty cheap. I suggest anyone who likes DIY things, to learn to solder because it is very useful and a lot more efficient way to connect wires.
Oh and I included a pic of the "garage"
I try to keep it cleaned up inside
