Unfortunately no. It was not a GM panel. I was looking for the thread because I cannot remember the name of the company. It was a compact unit that had 5 relays and fuses if I remember correctly.
I recall that too, but couldn't find it. Rodger at Ironworks may have used something like that in his Camaro track car. You may check with him. Good luck!
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Deadenbear Multiple Relay Center Model MRC-1. Normally used on nitrous setups. Summit Racing sells this panel. Ring Brothers used it on the Dragon build. Hope this helps.
I just bought a sealed unit from Bussmann, it is a compact panel that has provisions for 5 Micro relays, and 10 micro blade fuses. It is going to require all of the wiring and crimping by myself, but I got the whole fuse block, 5 micro relays, 250 ft. black 18 gauge wire, 250 ft. of red 18 gauge wire, and more plugs, seals and female connectors that I will know what to do with for just over 100 bucks. I bought them from waytek. I can't wait to get started on wiring my LS1!!
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