G35 Coupe-03-07
G35 Sedan-03-06 & 07-08
350Z 03-06 & 07-09
Altima Sedan 02-06 (2.5L)
Altima Sedan 02-06 (3.5L)
Altima Sedan 07+ (2.5L and 3.5L)
Altima Coupe 08+ (2.5L and 3.5L)
FX35 03-09 (Including newer dual intake engine)
FX45 03-08
Versa- Coming Soon!!!
If you have a different vehicle that you are interested in getting a grounding kit for, please contact me and we can work something out.
These kits are designed with Quality and Performance in mind.
>Thick 4 gauge wire for maximum signal performance
>Tinned 99.9% OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) wire to minimize corrosion and maximize longevity
>Heavy Duty Copper Lugs- Gold plated terminals are just for looks and can suffer from a "skin effect" meaning only the plating carries current (Why have heavy wire and tiny conducting terminals?)
>Heat shrink terminals for a finished look
>Logo Free Wires mean less conspicuous "stealth" kits and flashier "show" kits.
>SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER PRICES
You be the judge:
Kit Features-
4 gauge Copper wire
Heavy Duty Copper Terminals
All necessary replacement hardware
Detailed instructions with COLOR pictures
Very little modification to fit
Fits under engine cover
Stealth or Show options available
These kits are very similar to GroundingGear's in quality, but not the same in design. Even the Basic kit is more functional than the Stillen kit in that it incorporates connections to the ECU & TCM (VQ 5AT), and also uses larger wires and better terminals.
These kits are far more functional than Active Tuning or Stillen's kits. Contact me for details.
G35/350Z
I'm offering the following kits for the G35/350Z (Single intake) in stages.
Performance
$100-8 wires (6MT)- Does a great job at grounding. Includes ECU ground.
$110-9 wires (5AT)- Same as 6mt basic, but includes transmission/TCM ground.
Show
$120-10 wires (6MT)- 8 wire kit plus 2 additional grounding points.
$130-11 wires (5AT)- Basic kit + 2 additional grounding points
07-08 G35 & 07-09 350Z(Dual Intakes)
6MT
$105- 8 wires- Includes ECU grounding
5AT
$115- 9 wires- Includes ECU and Transmission grounding
AWD
$10- Optional grounding of AWD control unit.
Kits are available in Blue, Red, and Gunmetal Gray. Special colors requests will be accomodated when possible (usually for an additional fee).
*Special discounts for Nico Staff*
FX35
RWD Performance
$110 - 9 wires- This kit accounts for 90% of the available grounding for the RWD FX35. It includes ECU and Transmission grounding. This kit is also quite adequate for the AWD.
RWD Show
$120 - Basic 9 wire kit + 2 additional grounding points.
AWD Kit
$120- Basic 9 wire kit + AWD grounding point
09 FX35 (Dual Intake)- $110 - 6 wire kit (Less wires, but still VERY effective for the 09).
Altima 02-06
3.5L Kit
$60 - 5MT kit - 6 wires
$80 - 5MT + ECU kit - 7 wires - This kit is better than the basic 5AT kit, but is more difficult to install because of ECU location and access.
$75 - 4AT kit - 7 wires
$95 - 4AT + ECU kit - 8 wires - This kit is better than the basic 4AT kit, but is more difficult to install because of the ECU location and access.
2.5L Kit
Info to be release shortly...
Altima 07+ (Coupe and Sedan)
3.5L Kit
$55- 7 wires
2.5L Kit
$50- 5 wires
Modified by Sentientbydesign at 12:32 PM 7/6/2009
Modified by Sentientbydesign at 10:41 AM 9/28/2009
Post Title: Re: Grounding Kit Finished!!! (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: G_whizz at 10:45 AM 6/17/2008
Nice job!
Post Title: Re: Grounding Kit Finished!!! (G_whizz)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 11:10 AM 6/17/2008
To be completely honest, I haven't done any real tests. I know that sounds lame, but I finished the install on Saturday morning before going cherry picking.
I had my in-laws in the car with me on the drive out there and I didn't want to scare them. Plus they wouldn't shut up about how to get there...that's for another thread.
Sunday was Father's day down here and I didn't drive much. I'll have to fill up tonight and do some testing. I also want to make one more wire that I missed for a total of 9.
Post Title: Re: Grounding Kit Finished!!! (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: BrandAidDesignG35 at 12:27 PM 6/17/2008
| Quote, originally posted by BrandAidDesignG35 » |
| Nice job sentient, post up some results if you do decide to make it official... I like the black wires, did you get any other colors? |
Make if official?
If I get some actual orders, I can make the kits in quite a few different colors. The more who are interested, means I buy the supplies in bulk and can pass on savings.
Modified by Sentientbydesign at 3:50 PM 7/1/2008
Post Title: Re: Grounding Kit Finished!!! (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 2:46 PM 6/17/2008
But eitherway, nice post, good luck moving them...I still haven't linked to my tranny or tcu/ecu... because I so lazy/busy.
How much for the stillen* upgrade sets? red 4 gauge?
Post Title: Re: Grounding Kit Finished!!! (BrandAidDesignG35)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 11:33 AM 6/19/2008
| Quote, originally posted by BrandAidDesignG35 » |
| Sorry, I meant if you do decide to do some before and after dyno testing to make the performance results official But eitherway, nice post, good luck moving them... I still haven't linked to my tranny or tcu/ecu... because I so lazy/busy. How much for the stillen* upgrade sets? red 4 gauge? |
Dyno results might be possible. I'm getting a new engine next week, so I'd have to wait until probably next month once the break in period is over before I did a before and after dyno on the wires.
I don't have the capital to do it, but it would be interesting to rent out the dyno for a few hours and break down the gains from each wire. But that's why my kits are better priced than the competition. Small overhead = lower priced products lol.
The ECU/TCU isn't that hard to get to. It took me a little over an hour to get to the ECU, but I was taking breaks and also had to figure out how to get in there myself and how to route the wiring. Glove box takes 5-10 mins to remove. Battery cover, windshield cover, and the hole in the ECU boot would probably take 15 mins. The whole job in less than an hour.
Stillen upgrade kits are $55. If you want the kit to be the same gauge wire as the Stillen, then it might be a little less, but $55 for the 4 gauge.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Beancooker at 11:54 PM 7/3/2008
Get home from work, and there is a package on the table. I opened it, and there was the whole grounding kit, with extremely detailed instructions.
Installation was simple if you follow the directions.
So after installation...
First thing that I notice when I tuirn on the car, is that the stereo is a lot louder. I always turn it down low, so as to not wake my wife in the morning. Volume was on 4, but it was kinda loud.
Next thing that I noticed was that I hit the rev limiter. My car usually doesn't accelerate quick enough for that to happen. I did it quite a few times.
Next thing I noticed was that the shifts are a little quicker, and it "hits" harder when I shift.
Idles smoother, and revvs up a little faster.
All in all, this is probably one of the more noticable mods that I have done. It is completely worth the money for this kit.
Nate uses a really nice wire, all copper terminals, and heat shrinked at the connections. Quality work.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Andy_V35Sky_350GT at 6:10 AM 7/7/2008
I'm really considering getting these but I really don't want to have to drill into the ECU or anything like that. I've only ever pulled the ECU out once and that was an effort and a half, do not really want to do it again.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Andy_V35Sky_350GT)
Posted by: TeflonG35 at 10:13 AM 7/7/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Andy_V35Sky_350GT » |
| Dumb question but do you have to use the one that connects into the ECU? I'm really considering getting these but I really don't want to have to drill into the ECU or anything like that. I've only ever pulled the ECU out once and that was an effort and a half, do not really want to do it again. |
I personally think the ECU and Transmission wires are two of the most important ones.
Running the wire to the ECU is fairly simple. You just have to remove a couple of plastic covers under the hood and cut a small hole in a rubber boot.
Feed the wire down and attach the terminal to a bolt holding the ECU in place. With my directions, the ECU portion shouldn't take more than 20 mins. Probably less if you're familiar with how to get to the ECU.
I think Greg (?) pointed out that there's a simpler way to get to the ECU. You can check his thread on the Supercharger install to see how he does it. I wanted it to be as painless as possible, so there might be more steps, but you won't be on your back with your legs hanging over the seat.
BTW, the Wires will probably be going on a little sale for the Summer.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Andy_V35Sky_350GT at 8:29 PM 7/7/2008
What colours do you make them in?
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Andy_V35Sky_350GT)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:46 PM 7/7/2008
Glossy Charcoal and Red are also an options.
Could even do the charcoal and red together. Like every other wire.
If you have a specific color in mind, let me know and I'll see what I can do. I'm picky about what kind and quality of wire goes in here and I also don't like having to bump up the price in order to get a color, but I'll work with my G buddies as much as possible.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: phil4watching at 8:39 AM 7/8/2008
Id take a kit in red for the right price (value shopper!)
Post Title: Re: (LongBeachCoupe)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 1:41 PM 7/10/2008
There will probably be 2-3 options depending on how the testing goes.
After that, I'll price them.
I'm emailing you...
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: goneracin at 8:09 AM 7/21/2008
| Quote, originally posted by johnd635 » |
| I am interested in a red wire kit for the 2008 Altima Coupe...so how do I order? |
Email me with which engine you have and what color you want. I accept paypal. If you want Red or Blue, please get back to me ASAP.
| Quote, originally posted by kmckis1029 » |
| i have a 2005 g35x. how do i order a full AWD blue or red wire set? (i prefer blue, but red is ok) im in area code 31088. i have paypal.
|
I prefer you get blue too lol. I will be buying a blue spool today. Let me know which kit you're interested in (Basic or Overkill) and I can send you a paypal invoice or you can just paypal the amount to my email (It's the one in my profile).
Post Title:
Posted by: srv2nv at 4:37 PM 8/25/2008
His preference for wire color would be blue, so I'm glad to hear that you just purchased a spool to make that color available.
Post Title: Re: (srv2nv)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 4:43 PM 8/25/2008
| Quote, originally posted by kmckis1029 » |
| im interested in your basic g35x kit... how much is it shipped $110? |
Hi,
The G35 Basic Kit is $110 for Gray or Blue. If you are interested in the AWD option, that is an additional $10. The other colors are slightly higher.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: kmckis1029 at 5:10 PM 8/25/2008
http://www.blehmco.com/enginegrounding.htm
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Klepton)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 2:40 PM 8/27/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Klepton » |
| Do you offer a grounding kit for a 1999 Infiniti I30? I just stumbled upon this thread and it might be 1 day too late since I just sent a payment for a grounding Kit offered in the following URL: |
Hi,
I'm working on a 4th gen Maxima/I30 kit, but no one in the Max/I30 forum wants to be a test vehicle. I'm not sure why. Blehmco seems to be a really good company. Back in the day when I had my I30 (96), I was going to buy a kit from Blehmco. Now I make the kits. Go figure!
I will say that my kits are higher quality than Blehmco's. Again, it seems like a great little company, I just strive for super high quality. Mediocre doesn't cut it for me.
I think he uses aluminum terminals which just kind of negates using copper wire 
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Klepton at 7:06 AM 8/28/2008
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Klepton at 3:14 PM 8/28/2008
Post Title: Re: (nsrZ32)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:29 AM 9/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| Aren't you kind of in ohio? |
Perfect excuse for a road trip lol
On a side note, if you come up with a kit four a kouki s14 I'll take one off your hands 
Post Title: Re: (nsrZ32)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 11:04 AM 9/3/2008
I have soooo many requests and so few test vehicles 
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: djnastie at 6:07 PM 9/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by djnastie » |
| whoa whoa whoa does this grounding kit increase performance or sumthing? |
Yeah, bro. Where you been? It's all over the Alti forum and G forum.
The alti guys are getting 2-3mpg more, better audio quality, and some performance gains which are hard to determine because of the "beloved" CVT.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ILLTIMA at 11:51 PM 9/5/2008
Find me a Versa member here in SoCal and I'll put something together for you guys. All test vehicles are what I call "Semi-sponsored". The kits aren't free, but I cut the prices down quite a bit for their participation.
You can assure them, that their warranties won't be void and they run very little to no risk in testing.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: djnastie at 6:19 PM 9/10/2008
I don't have a price set for the new sedan kit just yet. I'll get back to you tomorrow.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: #1Tango at 2:52 AM 9/11/2008
6mt- $110 - 9 wire
5at- $120 - 10 wire
G35X-$130 - 11 wire
Those prices are for Gunmetal Gray or Cobalt Blue. The matte Red will be about $5-$10 more.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ZOMG.SR20 at 5:39 PM 9/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by redneck90m » |
| have you attempted S13/s14 ground kits yet |
No. Not because I don't want to, but because I haven't had the chance to. I want an S13/S14 that's not heavily modded. I/H/E are fine, but a swapped engine makes things difficult.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: GR8 BUY at 9:56 PM 9/15/2008
basicly everything electronic in the car respones a little quicker, which was my only complaint about the car... especially having the intelligant key with its noticable delay
(excuse my spelling)
Post Title: Re: (GR8 BUY)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:56 AM 9/16/2008
| Quote, originally posted by GR8 BUY » |
| Do you have a kit for a hybrid? |
A hybrid Altima? No. I don't see to many of those around here. I'd need to find one to see how it's grounded. I'd think that Nissan would ground them pretty well considering how much juice is being pushed through it.
Kareem,
Thanks for the review. I'm glad to see that there hasn't been one G customer that's unhappy or had poor results. Get that TCU wire on and reconnect the ECU better and I think you'll like the results even more.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: kmckis1029 at 4:28 PM 9/17/2008
TCU Ground
ECU Ground
VDC/ABS Ground
Modified by kmckis1029 at 4:38 PM 9/17/2008
Modified by kmckis1029 at 5:05 PM 12/17/2008
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits
Posted by: g37rocket at 1:54 PM 10/1/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Fafdawg » |
| Do you have a kit for a 2006 M35x? |
No, still waiting on a test vehicle to verify fitment. The G,Z,FX, and M all share a very similar platform, so the kits will all be similar, but I don't do generic kits. Each is made to order.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Fafdawg at 1:23 PM 10/3/2008
Sure, I'll put you on a list.
Post Title: Re: (nsrZ32)
Posted by: brizanden at 5:43 PM 10/5/2008
| Quote, originally posted by nsrZ32 » |
On a side note, if you come up with a kit four a kouki s14 I'll take one off your hands |
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
for real. your stuff sounds really nice. I want it for my car lol. |
I'll start searching for test vehicles. Know of anybody out my way?
| Quote, originally posted by ReviT » |
| Wanna make one for an RSX type-s 06 |
You making a trip out to SoCal?
I'll custom make one for your car if you want.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ReviT at 4:26 PM 10/6/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
I'll start searching for test vehicles. Know of anybody out my way?
I'll custom make one for your car if you want. |
Is it manual or auto? If you can locate the TCM and ECM, the process will be a lot faster.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ReviT at 4:45 PM 10/6/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| Probably 2-3 hours. Is it manual or auto? If you can locate the TCM and ECM, the process will be a lot faster. |
Its a 6spd. Do you have xfire or msn or something to make the catting a bit easier? TCM and ECM = ?
Post Title: Re: (ReviT)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 5:04 PM 10/6/2008
I'll be on AIM for about 30 mins. S/N is the same.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: FrankieFresh at 12:25 PM 10/15/2008
email: frankie.fresh@yahoo.com
Post Title: Re: (FrankieFresh)
Posted by: FrankieFresh at 12:26 PM 10/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
I'll start searching for test vehicles. Know of anybody out my way? |
| Quote, originally posted by crna1 » |
| have a 2003 AT coupe needs your kit, but I also want to upgrade from alternator to battery pos. terminal. Can you do that, esp with really clear directions for dummies on how to do the alt. upgrade without frying car or myself thanks |
I'll have to do some research to see how the recharge circuit is set up. If there is a voltage/current regulator in-line, I will be VERY reluctant to make anything for you to modify it.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 11:36 AM 10/28/2008
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Klepton at 1:27 PM 10/28/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Hi, I'm working on a 4th gen Maxima/I30 kit, but no one in the Max/I30 forum wants to be a test vehicle. I'm not sure why. Blehmco seems to be a really good company. Back in the day when I had my I30 (96), I was going to buy a kit from Blehmco. Now I make the kits. Go figure! I will say that my kits are higher quality than Blehmco's. Again, it seems like a great little company, I just strive for super high quality. Mediocre doesn't cut it for me. I think he uses aluminum terminals which just kind of negates using copper wire |
I asked the following questions before purchasing the Grounding Kit from BlehmCo for my 1999 Infiniti I30 Limited:
1) Are the Lugs/Terminals Solid Copper or Gold-plated?
2) How many ground points and how many wires are in the kit for my car?
3) Does this kit include Transmission and ECU grounding?
4) Are there any modifications required to fit this kit on my car?
According to Matt Blehm from BlehmCo:
1) lugs are tinned solid copper. best quality you can buy. none of that made in china crap.
2) There are 4 wires in your kit, which cover every major engine sensor and the alternator. Since it grounds on the block very near the transmission and on all of the sensor grounds, that answers:
3) Yes, those two points are indirectly covered by the placement of the wires.
4) No modifications required. Simply remove a few bolts on the car, clean the connections, and install the wires supplied in the kit. If you have a stock air intake on your '99 I30 (which under the hood is 100% identical to a 99 Maxima, so the kit is exactly the same for both cars), it will make it easier to install if you remove the intake, but is not absolutely necessary. Time factor is about the same to leave it in and work around or to remove the intake and install the wires easier.
I went ahead and purchased the BlehmCo Kit and installed it in my car per the instructions provided. The truth is that I noticed absolutely no difference whatsoever.
Have you fabricated a Grounding Kit for the 4th Gen Maxima/I30 yet?
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Klepton)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 1:47 PM 10/28/2008
I'm sorry. I feel really bad because I backed them up.
First off, did you have a sluggish tranny to begin with? Second, if you wouldn't mind emailing me a picture or two of the kit installed, that would help me understand what they offer.
I haven't designed anything for the A32 (95-99 Max/I30) yet, because finding test vehicles is near impossible. I think Kenny has one. I'll see if I can steal his for a couple of hours.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 1:53 PM 10/28/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| I was on vacation last week. I have a couple of s13s and s14s that I'm trying to get a hold of for this weekend. |
Thanks for designing and providing such a great kit. 
I just wonder that have you designed a premium ground kit package for 03 FX35 AWD?? If you do, can you please give me a quote including shipping cost (I live in Vancouver, Canada, V5G3Y4) and payment method (paypal preferred).
Please forgive my low number of posts. 
Thanks
Modified by White_Hair at 4:51 AM 10/29/2008
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (White_Hair)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:48 AM 10/29/2008
| Quote, originally posted by White_Hair » |
| Hey Sentientbydesign: Thanks for designing and providing such a great kit. Please forgive my low number of posts.
|
I do have a kit for the FX35 AWD. I'm kind of surprised that there aren't more FX owners jumping on this. I should also be testing an FX50 in the near future.
The FX35 Kit is usually $120 shipped (US). Canada is usually $10 more for the extra shipping. So $130 via paypal. It usually takes about 10 days to there. I can do some sort of expedited shipping if you'd like, but the cost is really high.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: White_Hair at 4:56 PM 10/29/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
I do have a kit for the FX35 AWD. I'm kind of surprised that there aren't more FX owners jumping on this. I should also be testing an FX50 in the near future. The FX35 Kit is usually $120 shipped (US). Canada is usually $10 more for the extra shipping. So $130 via paypal. It usually takes about 10 days to there. I can do some sort of expedited shipping if you'd like, but the cost is really high. |
That's a very good price.
I just wonder what the Stillen upgrade kit you have mentioned in the first thread. I am probably getting a Stillent short ram intake. Do I need the upgrade kit? Also what colors are available? Please give me your paypal email. If you dont' like to post it on the board, let me know. I will give you my email and you and mail the info over.
Thanks,
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (White_Hair)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:28 AM 10/30/2008
I have gunmetal gray available and blue should be here next week. I also have a small amount of red if you wanted to do a multicolored kit.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (crna1)
Posted by: mfshin at 1:55 PM 11/10/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| I was on vacation last week. I have a couple of s13s and s14s that I'm trying to get a hold of for this weekend. |
Any luck on an s14 kit?
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (nsrZ32)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 2:53 PM 11/10/2008
| Quote, originally posted by nsrZ32 » |
Any luck on an s14 kit? |
No. My volunteers have been flakes recently. I'll call up my buddy. He has one and lives locally.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Razi at 6:11 PM 11/11/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
No. My volunteers have been flakes recently. I'll call up my buddy. He has one and lives locally. |
| Quote, originally posted by isaac_b » |
| What kind of performance will this kit give me on a 3.5L 6mt A/C? How much shipped to 27704? |
The gains on the 6mt are kind of hard to quantify. HIDs will light up faster and you'll probably feel a slight improvement in throttle response. Audio should be louder and clearer too.
Fuel economy doesn't seem to be affected much on the 6mt Altima.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (asguti)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 10:48 AM 12/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by asguti » |
| I purchased a Hyper kit for my wife's G35. It was a good investment but overpriced. I wish I would have ran into you sooner. I was wondering if you make a kit for a 99 Suburban? |
Sorry about that. GG's kits are on the high side when you include shipping and they're higher base price.
I don't have anything designed for the Suburban at the moment. If you're ever out in SoCal, feel free to contact me and I can do a custom kit for you.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: nsrZ32 at 10:54 AM 12/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| No. My volunteers have been flakes recently. I'll call up my buddy. He has one and lives locally. |
Anything?
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: imdavit at 10:39 PM 12/11/2008
| Quote, originally posted by jedis13 » |
| any s13 wiring kits?? im local so if you wanna use my my car to test it you can.. its bone stock.. lmk |
Email me!
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: dl_yeunuoc at 1:30 AM 12/26/2008
| Quote, originally posted by isaac_b » |
| anybody here with the 3.5 6spd mt coupe try this out yet? i want to know what kind of gas mileage it will give |
Probably won't make much difference. The CVTs are seeing the improved fuel economy, with the MT, the fuel economy is directly related to how and when you shift.
Also, install is a pain on the Altima 6 speeds. If you want this for the audio/electronics and possibly throttle response, that's fine, but not for the fuel economy.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: chiapetchua01 at 7:59 PM 12/30/2008
Thanks!
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: cooliebairy4 at 12:13 AM 1/18/2009
| Quote, originally posted by kuhan » |
| Hey boss, let us know when you have the kit for 2008 350Z. I'm interested in getting one. Thanks. |
I need a test vehicle. I have a kit for the HR motor in the G sedan, but I don't want to assume that the mounting points will be the same.
Got any newer Zs in SoCal for me to measure out?
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: cooliebairy4 at 10:21 PM 1/23/2009
| Quote, originally posted by planBe » |
| SBD... I sent you an email. I'm looking for a kit for my 2.5s Altima Coupe. What colors do you have available? |
Just blue at the moment. I can special order gray and red too.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: planBe at 11:02 AM 1/28/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Just blue at the moment. I can special order gray and red too. |
So I have to order from somewhere else which means higher cost to me and longer wait times.Sorry
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 1:56 PM 1/28/2009
1. Do you make these for the G37S?
2. What model is G37S, 6MT or 5AT?
Post Title: Re: (RShih)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 10:59 AM 2/9/2009
| Quote, originally posted by RShih » |
| so $110 for a 2008 g35S 5AT. How do I order from you?
|
Send me an email (In my profile).
| Quote, originally posted by Qletis » |
| I will be pruchasing a G37S next week and have 2 questions... 1. Do you make these for the G37S? |
Thanks for your interest. We have not designed a G37 kit yet. I will post a request thread in the G forums for a prototype car and you're welcome to check back with me periodically to find out status.
The G37 has a 7 speed Automatic (7AT) and 6 speed Manual (6MT) if I remember correctly. I'm not sure which you were going to purchase.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: planBe at 5:05 PM 2/10/2009
Thanks!
Post Title: Re: (planBe)
Posted by: ken in az at 1:50 PM 3/13/2009
thanks.
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Posted by: mrodrig2 at 8:39 AM 3/16/2009
I do have a really nice glossy blue though.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Marisha at 11:28 AM 3/24/2009
Ken
Post Title: Re: (ken in az)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 5:54 PM 3/24/2009
| Quote, originally posted by ken in az » |
| Any word yet on the M45 kit? Ken |
Still looking for my notes on the FX45 for comparison. IF I ever find those, then I'll be testing the fitment on the M45 OR...I'll just have to go steal one from the local dealership (easier said than done).
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: roadsrunning at 5:49 AM 3/28/2009
I would be interested in a quote for an overkill kit for an 05 G35X to 44256.
And yes you get my very first post!
Thanks and the kit looks fantastic!
Post Title: Re: (brizanden)
Posted by: nsrZ32 at 6:03 AM 3/28/2009
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| s14 MEEEEE |
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| Coming! Promise! |
Been a couple months....any update?
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Harryo1959 at 12:11 PM 4/6/2009
I've got an 08 Altima 3.5SE MT.
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Posted by: 3ugene at 12:48 PM 5/11/2009
Thanks
Post Title: Re: (3ugene)
Posted by: brizanden at 2:43 PM 5/11/2009
| Quote, originally posted by 3ugene » |
| Hey SBD, when will my kit arrive? Emailed but didn't get reply. Thanks |
Went out this morning. I'm going to have to change my policy a little and put a 2-3 day lead time on orders.
My new son (3 weeks old) is taking up a ton of time and energy and getting made-to-order kits out the same or next day is near impossible.
I'll email you a tracking number in a few.
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| so what your telling me is it is s14 time? |
I need a test vehicle. My buddy with the 2 S chassis sold one (can't remember if it was the S13 or S14) and is never available. Damned Engineering students!!! lol
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 4:42 PM 5/11/2009
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| ^wht if i find someone in ca near u with a s14 and send them to your house. will you then do it lmao. |
Yeah!
You wouldn't believe you difficult it is to get people to lend their cars. It's not like I'm asking to drive the damned thing. Just measure it out.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 5:39 PM 5/11/2009
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| do they get a free or discount priced set of wires? |
Yes!
I usually give them a 50% off discount AND a credit for every referral that buys a kit up to a maximum of the price they paid.
So, the tester can get the kit for free if they refer a few guys/gals.
Important NOTE: I need somebody with a stock engine. If they have an SR or RB, then the grounds will likely be different and we'll be back at square one.
If you guys want kits for all engine possibilities (including FI apps), I'm happy to accomodate, I just need multiple test vehicles.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 4:29 PM 5/12/2009
If not, then the kits will be different between the two. I don't do that "One size fits all" none sense.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ZOMG.SR20 at 6:52 AM 5/13/2009
Kit should be on the very affordable side as there won't be too many grounds, but hopefully it will still benefit you guys who may have corroded or inadequate grounding.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: headhunt3r at 2:45 PM 5/19/2009
Nate was very prompt with response and shipping, and I was relieved when the package arrived with very thorough and clear instructions for installation, step by step with colour photos. I had the kit installed on my G35 in about an hour with no problems.
One thing is clear - the stock grounds are horrifyingly inadequate. They use flimsy wires for major ground points, bolted straight onto painted metal. In addition to installing the kit, I ground down all the contact points for bare metal contact, and replaced all the stock connectors with new ones to eliminate the existing corrosion.
The result? A lot more than a bundle of wires has any right to do. Throttle response is razor sharp and immediate, and shifts in drive are smoother and quicker. Manual mode is about the same, but I never use it anyway 
Even the idle is smoother! I wasn't expecting such a difference, but it just goes to show how crappy the stock wiring is and how good Nate's kit is.
Highly recommended, it should be the first mod anyone does!
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Posted by: Qletis at 2:38 AM 5/21/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Qletis » |
| Have you fabricated a set for G37S? |
No. I haven't. I've contacted a couple of individuals about using their G37s as test vehicles, but nobody has actually done so yet.
I'm always happy to design new kits for different cars for my NICO buddies. As such, if you can find a G37 owner (around my area) who's interested in being a tester, I'm happy to design a kit for your cars (there's also a little "thank you" involved too).
| Quote, originally posted by Desmoquattro » |
| Just wanted to add my experience - Nate was very prompt with response and shipping, and I was relieved when the package arrived with very thorough and clear instructions for installation, step by step with colour photos. I had the kit installed on my G35 in about an hour with no problems. One thing is clear - the stock grounds are horrifyingly inadequate. They use flimsy wires for major ground points, bolted straight onto painted metal. In addition to installing the kit, I ground down all the contact points for bare metal contact, and replaced all the stock connectors with new ones to eliminate the existing corrosion. The result? A lot more than a bundle of wires has any right to do. Throttle response is razor sharp and immediate, and shifts in drive are smoother and quicker. Manual mode is about the same, but I never use it anyway Even the idle is smoother! I wasn't expecting such a difference, but it just goes to show how crappy the stock wiring is and how good Nate's kit is. Highly recommended, it should be the first mod anyone does! |
Thanks for the kind words and your experience. Most people are amazed at the benefits.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: youlivnlearn at 8:12 PM 5/31/2009
Please let me know if they are still available and if not any place you could recommend would be appreciated.
Thanks.
AC mrsamman3@gmail.com
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (mrsamman3)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:52 AM 6/3/2009
| Quote, originally posted by mrsamman3 » |
| Hi, I wandered into the NICO forums for some car stereo advice and found your grounding kits. Needless to say I am interested in purchasing one for my car, 2006 2.5 Nissan Altima. Please let me know if they are still available and if not any place you could recommend would be appreciated. Thanks. AC mrsamman3@gmail.com |
I've gotten a lot of requests for grounding kits for your model year, but haven't had the opportunity to design one yet. The last attempt was at dusk, in the rain at a San Diego NICO meet.
I'll post a thread in the Altima forum to see if I can't get someone in my area to be a tester.
I can't recommend another company, but I can tell you to steer clear of the Active Tuning Kits. I've had the "pleasure" of replacing one of theirs with one of mine *shakes head*. Over-engineered, "universal", and completely effectless.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: mrsamman3 at 5:45 PM 6/3/2009
I will be hanging around the boards until you can hopefully design one then I will be in line to grab one.
Thanks. http://forums.nicoclub.com/zer...04546#
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Posted by: J Durs at 7:09 PM 6/15/2009
| Quote, originally posted by J Durs » |
| Hey do u have a kit for a 2007 350z A/T yet |
Yes!!!
I'll email you current pricing and availability.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: DaCoupe at 8:26 PM 6/17/2009
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| can you find a s14 already lol. |
Never gonna happen, don't get your hopes up
Post Title: Re: (nsrZ32)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 2:06 PM 6/24/2009
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
| done and done http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=433499 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=433498 i did all i can |
Awesome! When I post up in a forum that doesn't know me, I usually have to fight for 2 weeks trying to convince the guys that grounding kits DO make a difference. Very tiring. Having "one of their own" post up makes this much easier.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: LOVERboy at 11:27 AM 6/25/2009
| Quote, originally posted by LOVERboy » |
| i do have some free time but where in socal do i have to drive to? and do i leave the car with you? do i have to pay anything?
|
I'm out in Riverside. Depending on where you're at, and when, I can possibly come to you too. Your cost would be 50% of the final cost, then you have the option of referring others and reclaiming that 50%.
I'm not sure what the cost would be without doing a thorough inspection and measurements, but it should be pretty low. Maybe $50- $60 at most.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ViciousCesar! at 5:10 PM 6/25/2009
| Quote, originally posted by ViciousCesar! » |
| SOHC also? |
Yeah. You close enough? lol
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ViciousCesar! at 6:33 PM 6/25/2009
s14 optima yellowtop rb25
Post Title: Re: (coreansurfer)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:41 AM 6/26/2009
| Quote, originally posted by coreansurfer » |
| ill be in rside this week. let me know s14 optima yellowtop rb25 |
Is the yellowtop in the same orientation as stock? It's ok if it's not, I just need to know.
Shoot me an email and we can plan to get together. I'll need a minimum of 2 hours with your car.
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Posted by: frankyt at 8:11 PM 6/29/2009
thanks
Modified by frankyt at 9:56 PM 6/29/2009
Post Title: Re: (frankyt)
Posted by: DroptopDrifting at 10:41 PM 6/29/2009
| Quote, originally posted by frankyt » |
| can i get a quote for 2.5 cvt a/c to 97035? thanks
|
$57 Shipped for blue, gray, or red.
| Quote, originally posted by DroptopDrifting » |
| just incase you make a grounding kit for a ka24de s13 and i dont notice, put me on your list. i definately want one. i have a bad ground as it is and now i need a new ecu, so def put me on your mailing list if you got one for when you make them. thanks |
Got you on my list. Hopefully, we'll have testing started this weekend.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: DaCoupe at 10:44 AM 6/30/2009
What? Did he really say that? Yeah...
One of the grounding points is hidden behind the hydraulic clutch line and the gains are not quite as noticeable as on the CVT.
If you still want one, email me (click profile) and I'll get you a quote.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: coreansurfer at 6:16 PM 6/30/2009
I've got a 3.5 A/C w/ CVT, and I've got two questions:
1. You mentioned earlier that some of the improvements wouldn't be noticeable because of the CVT. Are they actually lessened or are they just not as apparent to the driver?
2. How much would it cost me to have a kit sent to southern CT (06340)?
Thanks, mate.
Post Title: Re: (IBCoupe)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 10:51 AM 7/6/2009
| Quote, originally posted by IBCoupe » |
| Howdy, I've got a 3.5 A/C w/ CVT, and I've got two questions: 1. You mentioned earlier that some of the improvements wouldn't be noticeable because of the CVT. Are they actually lessened or are they just not as apparent to the driver? 2. How much would it cost me to have a kit sent to southern CT (06340)? Thanks, mate. |
Hi Isaac,
1) I mentioned that the improvements are not as noticeable on the 6mt, the CVT on the other hand responds VERY well to additional grounding and most of my customers have seen fuel economy, throttle response, and electeronics improvements.
2) The 3.5 Altima kit is currently $62 shipped for gunmetal gray, red, or blue. Shipping is priority mail and includes tracking and insurance.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: IBCoupe at 11:04 AM 7/6/2009
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Nytcrawler at 6:03 AM 7/12/2009
Cheers, Andrew
Post Title: Re: (Nytcrawler)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 11:26 AM 7/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Nytcrawler » |
| HI, can I please have a quote for a charcoal coloured kit to suit a 2003 V35 Skyline (same as your G35) 350GT CV8 sedan, delivered to Northgate, South Australia, 5085? Cheers, Andrew |
Hi Andrew,
I was initially going to give you a quote of $120 shipped, HOWEVER, I remembered that the majority of the GT350 is reversed from the G35 (battery, ECU, brakes...essentially everything but the engine). I'd be happy to modify the kit to fit your application, but I'd need a few high-res photos of your engine.
Please click my username to the left and then email me for more details.
Nate
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: addiction41999 at 9:35 PM 7/15/2009
Wanted to know if you have a kit available in Red for 2005 Altima 2.5S. How much and how do I buy. Can email me at:
addiction41999@yahoo.com
Thanks and great work man! 
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: SneakyFish at 3:44 PM 7/17/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
| I don't recommend grounding kits for the 6MT Altima... What? Did he really say that? Yeah... One of the grounding points is hidden behind the hydraulic clutch line and the gains are not quite as noticeable as on the CVT. If you still want one, email me (click profile) and I'll get you a quote. |
You've got mail!
Post Title: Re: (DaCoupe)
Posted by: brizanden at 7:12 AM 7/21/2009
| Quote, originally posted by iTarik » |
| Any news on the 02-06 2.5 gens? |
This is my next priority (as getting a 240SX seems near impossible unless I pull one of the ricers off the street and force them to pop their hood).
One of my family members has this gen and engine. I'll take a look and have something together in a week or two.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: coreansurfer at 4:39 PM 7/21/2009
Post Title: Re: (coreansurfer)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 4:45 PM 7/21/2009
| Quote, originally posted by coreansurfer » |
| i sent you an email a long time ago man. |
Jah! You did, and you didn't reply to my email and you didn't reply to the email I sent to the address in your profile EITHER!
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 8:39 PM 7/21/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
This is my next priority (as getting a 240SX seems near impossible unless I pull one of the ricers off the street and force them to pop their hood). One of my family members has this gen and engine. I'll take a look and have something together in a week or two. |
| Quote, originally posted by brizanden » |
grr how is it that hard lol. i would be over in a heart beat |
I personally don't understand it. Getting and S chassis, maxima, or older Altima is nearly impossible.
I'll check that 240 thread again and see what happened to everybody.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: Anthonysflying at 10:04 AM 7/23/2009
NNate (uuwqy25a@prodigy.net)
Post Title: Re: (g354life)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 1:04 PM 8/2/2009
| Quote, originally posted by g354life » |
| still selling?? |
Yes. Email me if you're interested (email can be found in my profile).
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: bunda4th at 10:16 PM 8/8/2009
| Quote, originally posted by darkmessenger » |
| I am interested in buying, but... I have a 3 month old 09 Altima coupe 2.5 CVT... Reading over all the posts on this thread I think I saw some people mentioning the grounding kit won't improve anything on new car? Is it true? |
Hi Alvin,
No, what you read is NOT true. Everybody's got an opinion and everybody's got a butt...lol
The 2.5 Altima CVT should see improvements in throttle response, fuel economy, and useable power. There are NO claims of it increasing power, just that is allows you to keep the CVT in the powerband versus it shifting early.
Typical fuel economy increase is 2-3 mpg. One 3.5 A/C got 6mpg (better than EPA estimate).
I can get a 2.5 kit up to you for about $65ish.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: darkmessenger at 3:44 PM 8/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Hi Alvin, No, what you read is NOT true. Everybody's got an opinion and everybody's got a butt...lol The 2.5 Altima CVT should see improvements in throttle response, fuel economy, and useable power. There are NO claims of it increasing power, just that is allows you to keep the CVT in the powerband versus it shifting early. Typical fuel economy increase is 2-3 mpg. One 3.5 A/C got 6mpg (better than EPA estimate). I can get a 2.5 kit up to you for about $65ish. |
You got mail
Post Title: Re: (darkmessenger)
Posted by: BlackMamba08 at 11:33 PM 8/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by darkmessenger » |
| You You got mail |
Post Title: Re: (BlackMamba08)
Posted by: Anthonysflying at 9:47 AM 8/18/2009
| Quote, originally posted by addiction41999 » |
| Have you gotten a kit together for the 2005 Altima 2.5S? I'm crazy anxious to try this out! Thanks! |
I'm sorry bro. I feel like one of those horrible companies that keeps puting off completion dates.
This WILL get made. However, it hasn't been. I could go into song and dance for the next 2 hours explaining why it hasn't gotten done yet, but I'll spare you the details.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: brizanden at 12:46 PM 8/19/2009
how much?
hmongboy7@Hotmail.com
Thanks!
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: darkmessenger at 3:54 PM 8/31/2009
One thing I definitely noticed is the CVT shifting is smoother than before, and my stereo's bass is louder when listening to the radio. I've yet to confirm that if my mileage improves
=======================================================
Now I confirm that the gas mileage improves too!! Oh my, these 5 little wires are amazing.
Oh also notice that my aftermarket HID light reaches full brightness alot faster!
Modified by darkmessenger at 12:05 AM 9/1/2009
Modified by darkmessenger at 12:06 AM 9/1/2009
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: brizanden at 7:49 AM 9/4/2009
| Quote, originally posted by 240sxvaj » |
| need a grounding kit for my 1991 240sx with a built ka24de how much? hmongboy7@Hotmail.com Thanks! |
| Quote, originally posted by ViciousCesar! » |
| lets get the sohc done this weekend, yeah? |
| Quote, originally posted by 240sxvaj » |
| need a grounding kit for my 1991 240sx with a built ka24de how much? hmongboy7@Hotmail.com Thanks! |
Don't make me steal an S-chassis just to get this done guys.
Email me and lets do something AFTER this weekend.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ViciousCesar! at 4:26 PM 9/4/2009
Recommend this product for everyone!
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: ZOMG.SR20 at 7:37 PM 9/13/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Don't make me steal an S-chassis just to get this done guys. Email me and lets do something AFTER this weekend. |
DO IT ALREADY!!!!
and I need a kit for a 2003 Chevy Trailblazer thank you 
Post Title: Re: Sentient
Posted by: Nytcrawler at 8:44 PM 9/13/2009
| Quote, originally posted by headhunt3r » |
| Installed this kit, and it definitely gave me some more mileage with my CVT. Any chance you'd make one for the Sentra w/ CVT? Recommend this product for everyone! |
Thanks!
Just posted up a thead in the Sentra forum to gauge interest. If we can get a dozen or so people, I'll find a local Sentra owner and do some testing. It would be awesome if we could gain a few MPG on the Sentra too!!!
| Quote, originally posted by ZOMG.SR20 » |
and I need a kit for a 2003 Chevy Trailblazer thank you |
Won't happen unless you can find me a local Trailblazer for measurement/testing. Are you on any Chevy Trailblazer forums? If you want to set something up, then I'm game.
Post Title: Re: Sentient (Nytcrawler)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 1:27 PM 9/14/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Nytcrawler » |
| Hi Sentient, I was communicating with you via email a little while back, and last you told me you were in the final stages of doing a right hand drive kit for my Japanese V35 350GT. Have you managed to finalise a kit for me? Has been some months now .... |
Sorry that this has taken so long. I'm still finalizing the grounding points. I really don't want to guess and send something 10k+ miles away that won't work properly.
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Posted by: wingedmark at 7:32 PM 9/26/2009
| Quote, originally posted by wingedmark » |
| is there anyword on if you will make a grounding kit for the 2007 sentra cvt? |
I'll check the Sentra forum to see if anybody answered my thread.
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Posted by: Dasoupdude at 11:12 AM 10/3/2009
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Posted by: bodiby at 12:06 PM 10/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by bodiby » |
| I have an 2006 3.5 Altima. Does your kit have a cable for positive terminal to alternator? |
The grounding kit does not include the alternator to positive as this is not a ground.
I do offer a Big 3 kit with that wire.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: bodiby at 12:18 PM 10/12/2009
My initial goal was just to do the big three. After everyone's glowing reviews I want both. If you added the one wire to the grounding kit, that would cover the big three, correct. How much for that?
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: altima777 at 12:29 PM 10/12/2009
I sent payment Oct.6, for a cola 3.5SE CVT altima coupe (2008). I havent not heard anything from you since. Has the item shipped?
-Bryan 
Post Title: Re: (altima777)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 12:49 PM 10/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by altima777 » |
| Hey Nate, I sent payment Oct.6, for a cola 3.5SE CVT altima coupe (2008). I havent not heard anything from you since. Has the item shipped? -Bryan |
Hey Bryan,
Sorry for the delay. I should have put a hold on taking any orders this month. We're in the process of moving into our new place and everything is a mess. Couple that with my 6 month old son going ballistic yesterday and screaming his head off at the slightest sound and it wasn't a pretty weekend.
Good news is that your shipping label is printed and your kit was mostly assembled last night (still need to add the replacement hardware and shrink tube the terminals). Bad news is that it won't go to the post office until tomorrow.
Oh a highlight, it looks gorgeous
| Quote, originally posted by bodiby » |
| duhh - you got me there on the grounding kit not including a positive wire. My initial goal was just to do the big three. After everyone's glowing reviews I want both. If you added the one wire to the grounding kit, that would cover the big three, correct. How much for that? |
Technically, yes. The big 3 is covered by the grounding kit and that 1 positive wire. If you're going to be pushing super high current and plan on going aftermarket on the alternator, then I'd suggest buying the complete big 3 AND the grounding kit as the Big 3 has 1/0 wires and an in-line fuse.
Price for both is around $72 shipped (in 4 gauge).
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: altima777 at 12:54 PM 10/12/2009
Just email me the tracking number when ya get the chance (or attach it to the paypal transaction, whichever you do).Take care,
Bryan
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: bodiby at 1:47 PM 10/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Technically, yes. The big 3 is covered by the grounding kit and that 1 positive wire. If you're going to be pushing super high current and plan on going aftermarket on the alternator, then I'd suggest buying the complete big 3 AND the grounding kit as the Big 3 has 1/0 wires and an in-line fuse. Price for both is around $72 shipped (in 4 gauge). |
I will not be upgrading the alternator. If possible, I would like the big 3 (with 1/0) and the additional wires from the grounding kit in 4. I have a 4AT (I know that is more) and would like the ECU option. If I am going to do it, I want to do it right the first time.
Post Title: Re: (bodiby)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 2:20 PM 10/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by bodiby » |
I will not be upgrading the alternator. If possible, I would like the big 3 (with 1/0) and the additional wires from the grounding kit in 4. I have a 4AT (I know that is more) and would like the ECU option. If I am going to do it, I want to do it right the first time. |
Oops. What generation of Altima do you have...scratch that. What year? I was quoting you for a 4th gen (07+). Sounds like you have an 02-06?
The 4AT with ECU is $95 shipped. I don't have a Big 3 designed for that car just yet. I might be able to whip something up for you though.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: bodiby at 3:19 PM 10/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Oops. What generation of Altima do you have...scratch that. What year? I was quoting you for a 4th gen (07+). Sounds like you have an 02-06? The 4AT with ECU is $95 shipped. I don't have a Big 3 designed for that car just yet. I might be able to whip something up for you though. |
Yes. 02-06 Altima 3.5 with 4AT.
Let me know if you need my car for a fitting. I would be able to meet.
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Posted by: Nytcrawler at 4:28 PM 10/12/2009
I am not trying to hassle you, but rather just ringing your bell as a reminder. We have communicated many times about you converting your standard G35 coupe kit to suit my rhd V35 Skyline. Haven't heard from you about it for a few months .... and am still waiting. Do you need any measurements from me?
Cheers from Australia, Andrew
Post Title: Re: (Nytcrawler)
Posted by: duffman8189 at 11:36 PM 10/24/2009
Im very interested and id like to make an order for my 08 altima coupe. how can i go about placing my order?
Post Title: Re: (duffman8189)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:16 AM 10/26/2009
| Quote, originally posted by duffman8189 » |
| Sentient, Im very interested and id like to make an order for my 08 altima coupe. how can i go about placing my order? |
Click on my screen name and send me an email (in my profile).
I'd be happy to give you details.
| Quote, originally posted by Nytcrawler » |
| Hi Sentient, I am not trying to hassle you, but rather just ringing your bell as a reminder. We have communicated many times about you converting your standard G35 coupe kit to suit my rhd V35 Skyline. Haven't heard from you about it for a few months .... and am still waiting. Do you need any measurements from me? Cheers from Australia, Andrew |
Hi Andrew,
I haven't forgotten about you and I'll make it worth your while once I get this finalized.
Post Title: Re: (bodiby)
Posted by: bodiby at 3:58 PM 10/26/2009
| Quote, originally posted by bodiby » |
Yes. 02-06 Altima 3.5 with 4AT. Let me know if you need my car for a fitting. I would be able to meet. |
Don't forget me. I would like a big 3 + the remaining ground wires.
Post Title: Re: (bodiby)
Posted by: brizanden at 7:37 AM 10/27/2009
Thanks
Post Title: Re: (altima777)
Posted by: DaCoupe at 4:27 PM 11/1/2009
| Quote, originally posted by DaCoupe » |
| Sent you numerous emails nate , no response on the total price and where to send it, do you not want my money? |
Really? I'm not seeing your email address anywhere. Did you send it from a different account?
$69 shipped for the 3.5 to Canada
$62 shipped for the 2.5 to Canada
Paypal is my nico S/N @ yahoo.com.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: altima777 at 7:04 PM 11/2/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Sentientbydesign » |
Really? I'm not seeing your email address anywhere. Did you send it from a different account? $69 shipped for the 3.5 to Canada Paypal is my nico S/N @ yahoo.com. |
resent for the 3 time
Post Title: Re: (altima777)
Posted by: Sentientbydesign at 9:59 AM 11/3/2009
| Quote, originally posted by altima777 » |
| BUMP for "instructions with detailed pictures", PLEASE!? |
| Quote, originally posted by DaCoupe » |
resent for the 3 time |
Sorry guys. I just found your emails. They were hiding in my phone's outbox. Apparently Yahoo and my HTC don't like each other and I've had 7 emails sitting in my outbox not being sent for a week or two.
I sent you both emails.
Post Title: Re: (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: 240FAP at 5:17 PM 11/12/2009
I have a bone stock(for now) s14 kouki.
I know a lot of 240sx's want this done.
Post Title: Re: (bodiby)
Posted by: bodiby at 2:07 PM 11/13/2009
| Quote, originally posted by bodiby » |
Don't forget me. I would like a big 3 + the remaining ground wires. |
Are you able to do this for me? Please let me know either way.
Post Title: Re: Performance Grounding Kits (Sentientbydesign)
Posted by: drkay at 3:45 PM 11/15/2009
Thanks for your help.
kbhanot@gmail.com
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