Grounding Kit?

[Stooks21]

Anyone with a grounding kit, can you fill me in on if you can even tell a difference, and i also heard that you could use amp wire. not sure of what gauge but i would do my research prior to using that. Any info would be useful.

[el_blacky06]

this should probably answer your questions

http://racinglineperformance.com/shop/p ... ategory=20

[DJ_B_Easy]

Build your own. The only benefit of buying pre-made is that you dont have to measure cable lengths.

I had one in my AC and I cant really say that I noticed a difference. Maybe a slightly quicker throttle response and less drag when the HVAC was running. But that is debatable and may have been butt dyno/placebo.

[Stooks21]

Build your own. The only benefit of buying pre-made is that you dont have to measure cable lengths.

I had one in my AC and I cant really say that I noticed a difference. Maybe a slightly quicker throttle response and less drag when the HVAC was running. But that is debatable and may have been butt dyno/placebo.

is it 10 gauge? THanks for the responce

[DJ_B_Easy]

No, no, no. The bigger the better, probably 4 or 2.

[Stooks21]

No, no, no. The bigger the better, probably 4 or 2.

i can get my hands on any type of wire. so ill try the 2 and see whats up. Thanks a lot.

[Stooks21]

OHHHH! and how much will i need? will 5ft do what i need or will i need more?

[DJ_B_Easy]

No clue how much, but 5 feet will not be enough. I'd start with 10 feet.

[mikethemike]

in my opinion, after have putting grounding kits in my last two cars, i never felt a noticeable different in anything electronically and performance. People get grounding kits when they are running a sound system set up and that could benefit them by not killing their alternator and other power doodads. Otherwise if you're looking for hp gains, turn back.

[DJ_B_Easy]

^Agreed, and if you are running a system a big 3 upgrade is all you really need.