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Relay adapter - Porsche round hole to standard relay
Assuming this material can stand up to engine compartment temperatures (pretty sure it can), would anyone be interested in these if I start selling them?
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Absolutely!
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much needed product... cant wait for reviews.
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I don't think you can make them fast enough!
My rear relay was replaced with a conventional square one that I secured to the fuse shelf using the relay mounting hole. Would be great to put it in the shelf like the original!
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Ditto
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Count me in as well
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I need at least 3 for the 2 Fuel Pumps and the Oil cooler auxillary fan . Any idea how much it will cost . The ordinary BOSCH Cube relay would be a welcome relief that the Wutrin Crap from China .
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Count me in also! Need right away to replace my fuel pump relay socket. The current round one literally will fall out going over a bump
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ok, thants pretty emphatic!
![]() Which way would be most attractive, just the adapter or kitted with 5 6" lengths of 16 AWG milspec wire in different colors and 5 high quality PIDG faston connectors?
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Yeah, if they are pre-wired with pig-tails I think folks would be appreciative.
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I will buy some for sure, considering that a member in 911 Tech recently opened up a new, Porsche branded relay, after it quickly failed, and the pics he posted looked like a 6 year old had done the soldering on the shoddy looking components inside (aka - absolute shiit quality).
Probably just about any relay brand is better, but the dude that makes the electric a/c, among other cool electronic parts for 911s, says that Panasonic relays are very high quality. |
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Easier and more appealing for me if it comes with the leads and connectors.
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Plug and Play!!! (keeping with being emphatic )
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OK, great. Thanks for the input.
Next project will be a digital delayed action relay and yellow relay replacement if there's interest on these.
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Hey Flightlead, Great idea. Is that printed out of ABS? Possibly worth looking into running flame retardant filament to print with.
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For the slow folks here (who also drive SCs- that’s for you Ronnie), will this let you run solid state relays? Either way it’s cool to see the innovation and blending of old and new technology.
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