OFF ROAD WIRING MADE EASY - Tech Tuesday

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

You can get your BKOR Fuse/Relay Setup here- bustedknuckleoffroad.com/products/bkrelaycenter

[@baldhead7705]

Damn I could watch this if it was an hr show every evening, love it all...

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

That is awesome. More videos coming each week.

[@varnell999]

I bought this and installed in my buggy. Really cleaned up my wiring!!

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

That is awesome to hear!

[@chuckfowler4754]

How easy was it?

[@varnell999]

Chuck Fowler super easy.

[@ZJ_Rubicon]

The small box is looks like it would be perfect to use in Jeep or Toyota as an auxiliary fuse box. Need to keep this in mind when I rewire my Tacoma!

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

They work great for all kinds of builds

[@jeffyoung2089]

Cool!! Thanks Jake!

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

You bet!

[@ForOdin]

I’m gonna have to look into running one in my mud rig

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

good idea

[@scooter041031]

Damn those prices are on point. I've looked into those Eaton weathertight boxes they aren't cheap and that's empty. Add all the weatherpak connectors and little do-dads to make the connection and weathertightness and it's up there. Definitely costs close to that price if not more to do one yourself and that's if your time is worth $0.

[@MrMrsregor]

scooter041031 yea man, I was prepared to be angered by the cost, but this is a great deal!

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

Trying to make wiring easy on everyone!

[@MrMrsregor]

Busted Knuckle Off Road Any video with jake burkey explaining stuff, is making things easier on everyone! His no bullshit, straight forward, teaching style is very clear, easy to understand, and easy to relate to personal projects. He always uses great examples and stays focused. Thank you all so much for all the educational tech videos you do !

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

Glad they help. It is tough keeping Jake still enough to make one of these videos each week.

[@rosinsautofab1956]

Having trouble wrapping my head around your instructions, is there a schematic available? I bought the 16 thanks

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

there is a schematic that comes with every unit

[@elijohnson8323]

I've wired probably 10 buggys and ill tell ya thats a great set up and great price. Next time I wire one thats what I'll use for sure.

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

Awesome, yeah you couldn't assemble this kind of system for this price

[@melvinmariott8609]

Oh yeah that is a great deal right there.

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

WE agree!

[@kristophermathis8584]

So would this work for an update to a 20 year old overland Jeep build? It is a really clean setup, Both of them. Or just for buggys.

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

should work great, you might just need the bigger box if you have a lot of accessories.

[@markdenison4959]

That is a helluva great price y’all 🍻

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

We agree!

[@thegooniverse495]

Is this what you're using in the turn key buggies still? I'm a big wiring and plumbing nerd on the race car side of things, and stuff is progressing so fast over there this stuff feels ancient (even if extremely quality and well thought out). I'm willing to gamble you could really up the fit and finish of your stuff with a PMU16. Same with the plumbing side, are you guys using brown and miller stuff yet? I know this video is older, and I think you guys clearly set and raised the bar for turn key buggies and I definitely want to see you guys keep that trend up!

[@andygarage85]

Does this use ground or power switches to activate the relays? I plan to order the 16 circuit box for my Jeep build. I've priced out those boxes and all the necessary connectors and pins and wire. You cannot beat the price for either system.

[@martynvanlancker2364]

Your english in the outtakes is still better than mine!! So the question I have is how much does a bouncer cost? It's just something we dont have over here...

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

Our turnkey builds start at $85,000 USD ready to ride.

[@HI-rb9bl]

So did you design this or did Eaton?

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

we did, we just use their box

[@HI-rb9bl]

I guess I should clarify, or did you have Eaton design this for you?

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

we just use their enclosure, we do the rest

[@SNAGEMNTAG3M]

I want that ...for later ls swap is a GO

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

It makes it way easier

[@MF-rc4zh]

Wish I would have known about this! Seems like after you Finnish a build you find everything to late

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

it makes wiring so much easier

[@forgetfuljones]

2 years ago @$299... That was a damn good price point as long as the included wire was legit SXL, GXL, TXL or better (I thought it odd you didn't reference what type 🤔).. I shudder to think what they cost now, with even junk GPT PVC wire costing almost double what it did just two short years ago..🙈🙉🙊 I think these types of units are the only way to go for individuals who have gaping holes in their electrical knowledge, don't have the time to build custom or only need simplified On/Off Aux circuits. The only downside to these units is when you want to get into complex switching of the circuits.. IE: Using multiple relays, multiple inputs or multiple polarities to manipulate a single output like, reverse pods on automatically, w/manual on/off override or splitting that type of circuit between upper & lower pods. In some cases it can be done, but the margin for error is increased as your translating your relay pinouts to the connector pinouts & having to trust you've translated correctly. If i had to do mine all over again, I'm not sure which way id go.. After Tooling, Parts, Terminals, Seals, Crosslinked Wire, Connector systems, bussing systems, I'm well over a Couple Grand.. but on the other hand I can build any automotive system I could ever think of... from 4/0 Battery systems to PDM's systems ... from scratch. At price points like the one above, it would be a tough call. Hey don't forget your cavity plugs man! I didn't see any in the module you had mounted on your rig. That's the quickest way to destroying the system (I know you know that, but most people visiting this link probably don't)

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

These are the way to go for simple and clean wiring in your off road machine.

[@ghostfire319]

Would this work in my K5?

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

sure would

[@loganalenda6055]

💯🤙👏👏👏

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

👊

[@junkyota]

Please turn your intro music down its loud as shit

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

can't you just turn your volume down?

[@DieselRamcharger]

just be honest about what your selling and stop trying to act like you are making this product. its an Eaton VEC its a good product and you had jack shit to do with its development. Its used as an OEM power distribution system in a variety of applications.

[@scooter041031]

I think you are reading into it to much. I think Jake is saying they made these as more of a plug and play for buggies. Like actually putting them together, having the correct length wires, setting up the way the switching works for the relays, etc. You can set any of Eaton's fuse relay boxes up many different ways and I think that's what he's getting at. Clearly not that he created the box otherwise he would of tried to hide the Eaton branding.

[@DieselRamcharger]

@@scooter041031 he actually did try and hide the eaton logo. relays are nc or no and i gurantee they are all set to no. all the wires are the same length, its a generic harness from eaton. they need to just admit they are distributiing this product instead of trying to pretend its unique to them. this video was also TERRIBLE at explaining the actual features of the PDC

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

These are not an off the shelf Eaton product, we have them assembled with specific parts for our builds. You cannot get this exact product from anyone else.

[@DieselRamcharger]

@@BustedKnuckleOffRoad please stop. youre making yourself and your company look foolish.

[@BustedKnuckleOffRoad]

Do you see all the wires and and connectors included in any of those links you sent? Nope.