My wiring was a bit rushed for the buggys MOT and I wasn't happy so I'm going to re-do it, alot neater this time too! so I've been looking at a fuse box like this Ebay 221175838878 and it has 2 +ve and one -ve..

I might be a bit thick over thinking this but does the -ve bank just go to the ground? or is that bank for ignition powered stuff.. 

not much good really 3 circuits 2 have 6 fuses each and then the third circuit is a common earth bar for 12 earth wires.
you need the power fuses to be individual  or  3 paired/ doubles for dip, main headlights and another for side lights left and right of a common feed.

cheers snoopy! will just redo it with the standard fuse bank i have but do a better job haha!

fitting a blade fuse box is a worthwhile up grade as they do not suffer from bad connections fuse to holder like the continental fuses, but saying that there are many thousands continental ones in use ok.

Got these in the auto jumble at Dubfreeze.  Unused, and one even came in its packaging.  Guess how much £££.




A quid each.  I didn't bother haggling

I'm using one of those bigger ones you have in your pic just now. Got a few slots left for extra goodies to add on when the time comes

I quite like my VW one that I got from my donor Beetle, however as said the blade types are far better in that they connect really well.
That said, I dont have any problems with my older style fuses.

If I would do anything again, I would fit two fuse boxes to ensure the wiring is a lot tidier... 

Ok so I found one of these big boxes on ebay for a few quid used and picked it up.

I've re-done my wiring as I had several things linked off one fuse, like indicators and ignition coil were on the same fuse, bad i know... so its going to be a lot neater once its all cable tied up. Just the lights on their own powered little fuse box left. or should I say large fuse box from the original one! hahaha.