Grounding With Kit I bought of Ebay
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Grounding With Kit I bought of Ebay
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anybody has any instructions on how to install this grounding Kit i got off ebay.
ebay item 8014133422
(sorry can't post links yet still new)
I'm sure it's realtivly simple, but if someone has some pics, and instrutions on how to set it up please let me know.
Thanks Guys!
Sao
I was wondering if anybody has any instructions on how to install this grounding Kit i got off ebay.
ebay item 8014133422
(sorry can't post links yet still new)
I'm sure it's realtivly simple, but if someone has some pics, and instrutions on how to set it up please let me know.
Thanks Guys!
Sao
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If so send them to me at at sao@tith.net
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If so send them to me at at sao@tith.net
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Rep Power: 811 the stock ground wires are very small and often get corroded or damaged. Upgrading them with thicker wire can improve current flow throughout the car's electrical system. can reduce dimming and sometimes make certain parts work better.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
the stock ground wires are very small and often get corroded or damaged. Upgrading them with thicker wire can improve current flow throughout the car's electrical system. can reduce dimming and sometimes make certain parts work better.
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Rep Power: 280 Me personally I did not notice any true performance upgrade as a result of the new grounding kit. I don't know if it was just my imagination, but it did feel that there wasn't so much of a lag but I don't know. It might have been that things just weren't as noticible as other mods.
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Rep Power: 811 no real difference, just assurance that you're getting the most out of your electrical accessories. the older accords actually use a 4 gauge ground wire stock.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
no real difference, just assurance that you're getting the most out of your electrical accessories. the older accords actually use a 4 gauge ground wire stock.
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Rep Power: 811 one thing that will help is an upgraded headlight harness. it gives the bulbs a couple more volts that crap factory wiring robs. i have stock philips bulbs and they are noticably whiter that other stock cars on the road.
what you mean i have central grounding poinbt for battery so dont run the wires from that to intake, valve cover, tranny, alternator, radiator or supoort front bumper and other points ? got 7 wires whats the best points to ground
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