Grounding Kits
#16
11-28-2008, 01:36 AM
I am not arguing, I just wanted to know what your comment was based on. Lots of people bash products on nothing more than their opinions. If you have tried both kits and gave an objective review, that is a different story. The purpose on a kit is to link the factory grounding points together so they are in-sync. The more synced the points are, the more effective the kit.
I totally agree with you if your complaint about most kits is cluttering the engine bay. That is the whole reason I developed mine. I had several brand name kits and was not satisfied. Most people on this forum know me as the "engine bay guy" for a reason...my goal is to make effective products that flow with the engine and look good.
I totally agree with you if your complaint about most kits is cluttering the engine bay. That is the whole reason I developed mine. I had several brand name kits and was not satisfied. Most people on this forum know me as the "engine bay guy" for a reason...my goal is to make effective products that flow with the engine and look good.
Originally Posted by G35Robby
that the price of grounding wires these days are in the hundreds
its not worth it just for wires...people make there own from home depot and they work great and spend like 30 bux
also there are too many wires, a thing black betty did was they had people who were specialist to make a grounding kit with less wires. Every thing that people noticed with a expensive grounding kit with a bunch of wires was felt and noticed with just 3 wires and didnt cloture the motor.
thats my point and its proven on their site.
and people have writen feedbacks to also prove it
you can buy a $130 grounding kit and have wires everywhere, if thats what you like, but i can have the same thing with 3 wires and no cloture and keepin the engine bay clean for $55 shipped for a 8 AWG set or $69 shipped for a 4 AWG set.
If you want to argue about this, don't waste you time because its not worth it. Everyone has the right to give out their ideas. Don;t make it sound like its against the rules because its not.
Just trying to help out but it seems most of the people dont like help
thats what this thread is about
being friendly here
its not worth it just for wires...people make there own from home depot and they work great and spend like 30 bux
also there are too many wires, a thing black betty did was they had people who were specialist to make a grounding kit with less wires. Every thing that people noticed with a expensive grounding kit with a bunch of wires was felt and noticed with just 3 wires and didnt cloture the motor.
thats my point and its proven on their site.
and people have writen feedbacks to also prove it
you can buy a $130 grounding kit and have wires everywhere, if thats what you like, but i can have the same thing with 3 wires and no cloture and keepin the engine bay clean for $55 shipped for a 8 AWG set or $69 shipped for a 4 AWG set.
If you want to argue about this, don't waste you time because its not worth it. Everyone has the right to give out their ideas. Don;t make it sound like its against the rules because its not.
Just trying to help out but it seems most of the people dont like help
thats what this thread is about
being friendly here
#17
11-28-2008, 01:50 AM
Originally Posted by SxExCx
I am not arguing, I just wanted to know what your comment was based on. Lots of people bash products on nothing more than their opinions. If you have tried both kits and gave an objective review, that is a different story. The purpose on a kit is to link the factory grounding points together so they are in-sync. The more synced the points are, the more effective the kit.
I totally agree with you if your complaint about most kits is cluttering the engine bay. That is the whole reason I developed mine. I had several brand name kits and was not satisfied. Most people on this forum know me as the "engine bay guy" for a reason...my goal is to make effective products that flow with the engine and look good.
I totally agree with you if your complaint about most kits is cluttering the engine bay. That is the whole reason I developed mine. I had several brand name kits and was not satisfied. Most people on this forum know me as the "engine bay guy" for a reason...my goal is to make effective products that flow with the engine and look good.
Well i had stillen and ya it was cool and noticed a lot of changes but all the reviews i've read on this product (black betty) were the same things i noticed with my grounding kit. It's like spent twice as much for somethin i could've bought for $69 dollars and still had the same results and a better looking engine bay.
#19
11-28-2008, 01:59 AM
#20
11-28-2008, 02:03 AM
I just found this....I posted pics of my engine bay and you were the first person to respond and say how clean my work was...LOL
Post # 413 and 414
https://g35driver.com/forums/picture...t-here-28.html
Post # 413 and 414
https://g35driver.com/forums/picture...t-here-28.html
#23
11-28-2008, 04:41 PM
SWEET I'm in! Is this an easy DIY?
#25
11-28-2008, 06:04 PM
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11-28-2008, 06:55 PM
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11-28-2008, 07:05 PM
#28
11-28-2008, 07:09 PM
Originally Posted by KulG35
So 3 kits that are supposeed to be good.... Betty, sung, and sxexcx... So for my 6MT this will just help audio in the car from the sound of it? Am I wrong?
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