ground wires add 7rwhp
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I made my own set.. I grounded the stock grounds, both rotor housing, the altenator, and the right and left sides of the engine compartment with 8 guage cable in to a ground block with 4 guage cable going strait to the - batt terminal..
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Originally Posted by Dragon' date='Oct 29 2002, 08:07 AM
I made my own set.. I grounded the stock grounds, both rotor housing, the altenator, and the right and left sides of the engine compartment with 8 guage cable in to a ground block with 4 guage cable going strait to the - batt terminal..
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Originally Posted by SPOautos' date='Oct 29 2002, 09:13 AM
Damn man....did it do anything for you??? Thats a **** load of grounding, maybe I should do that?!?!?!
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Originally Posted by Dragon' date='Oct 29 2002, 07:33 PM
[quote name='SPOautos' date='Oct 29 2002, 09:13 AM']Damn man....did it do anything for you??? Thats a **** load of grounding, maybe I should do that?!?!?!
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that YMCA tribute is funny as hell
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Originally Posted by winger' date='Oct 29 2002, 07:50 PM
[quote name='Dragon' date='Oct 29 2002, 07:33 PM'][quote name='SPOautos' date='Oct 29 2002, 09:13 AM']Damn man....did it do anything for you??? Thats a **** load of grounding, maybe I should do that?!?!?!
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that YMCA tribute is funny as hell[/quote]
yea LOL
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Hey Dragon, could you provide some pics or some good detailed info on this? I'm installing my motor this weekend and with everything apart it should be pretty easy for me to do.
The only thing is I'm pretty much all thumbs when it comes to electrical, its just not my thing.
Something I'm doing a little different is I'll probably be moving my coils over to a fender. You said the coils were grounded but I didnt notice any ground wires. Are they grounded seperatly or is it like all these parts to into the wire harness and the harness has a ground that grounds them all.
Thanks,
STEPHEN
The only thing is I'm pretty much all thumbs when it comes to electrical, its just not my thing.
Something I'm doing a little different is I'll probably be moving my coils over to a fender. You said the coils were grounded but I didnt notice any ground wires. Are they grounded seperatly or is it like all these parts to into the wire harness and the harness has a ground that grounds them all.
Thanks,
STEPHEN
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You can check out my single turbo post and kind of see them... https://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php&...=5824&st=25&hl= They are Yellow and the main ground block is on the left inner fender, one grounds to altenator bracket, one to the right inner fender and there are 2 more that are hard to see that run under the intake and ground to the 12mm bolt holes on each rotor housing...