Modern blade fuse comparisons

[freesaints]

Looking at upgrading the fuse panel with a modern blade system. I have an '87 930. I know Classic Retrofit is pretty active here on Pelican but does anyone have any comparisons between the Classic Retrofit panel and CDD Autogear and Adapt Motorsports panels? In order of pricing, from high to low, it looks like it's Classic Retrofit, CDD and then Adapt Motorsports. My question is on quality.

[ChrisHoover]

CDD Autogear is high quality. Its also made in the US. I have no experience with the other options.

[Carbster09]

I used the Classic Retro panels on my 930. It worked well.

[freesaints]

Thanks for the feedback guys. If anyone else has used any of them, interested in hearing about your experience on the install as well as how they've held up over time.

[Duc Hunter]

I run CRF on my cars. I like their LED's and one of them has been in for multiple years......works great.

[ClickClickBoom]

I used the CCD, painless and owner is super responsive. Would do over in a second for the next car. The quality of the CCD panels are aircraft/OEM quality far superior to the stuff it replaced. Dont forget to source a selection of wire thimbles to replace the ones missing or clapped out. My wires that were corroded were trimmed and stripped to proper length prior to replacement.
Classic for my upgraded alternator:
https://www.classicretrofit.com/collections/upgraded-alternators/products/porsche-911-high-output-150a-alternator
Lighter, modern alternator, driven by Clewett upgraded pulley and belt system.
My car lives outside in a covered carport, if my car sat for a few days, the original ceramic fuses would corrode and cause electrical weirdness. I carried a red scotchbrite pad in my tool kit to burnish the fuses and contacts. After the CCD my car can sit for weeks(covid19) and fire right up with none of the grief from the fuse panel.

[2jmotorsports]

Here's my experience installing the Adapt Motorsport unit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpLYsd7sAQs

I havent had much seat time with it installed but so far no issues. I may pop in and update as my mileage increases. Seems like a solid unit.

[Phokaioglaukos]

In the market now and was looking at the Classic Retrofit panel here, but the website is down and I wonder what's up: www.classicretrofit.com. I wanted to ask if the on-board relays are electronic or mechanical.

The CCD ReFuze looks solid. but I like the LED, on-board relay, and the mini blade fuses of the Adapt Motorsport unit. Do you know if the Adapt uses electronic or mechanical relays?