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Jan 18, 2004

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Ground Wire

Does this make any difference? and how much am i looking for?
and where can i get them?

Jan 18, 2004

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It works okay, but you probably won't feel much from it. I have one and haven't really noticed any difference.

Here's a link to the big thread. There's someone else selling one at the end. Have fun reading

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...iy+ground+wire

Jan 18, 2004

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if you notice on the DIY links its attached to the PLASTIC plug covers...

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But the bolts you hook it to are metallic

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you guys do know that electric charges DO heat up... and the PLASTIC cover that COVERS the SPARK PLUGS isnt something you want to attach it to..

Jan 19, 2004

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get the need Voltage stabalizer instead....it works better than just grounding wires. it connects to the battery itself

Jan 19, 2004

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I've heard about that, but it's pretty pricey. I've had my ground wires for months and no probs. The coil bolts and screws are metal, so there's no problem. The wire doesn't touch any plastic, not that it gets hot anyway.