Group Buy: SxExCx Custom Grounding Kit
#485
payment instrucitons:
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Originally Posted by SxExCx View Post
OK guys, here is the updated list. Please copy and build off this one.
It is also important to know that the price and the giveaway is based off of how many pay, not how many sign up.
In order to make sure everyone has a chance to pay, I will start to accept payments today.
send paypal payments to sxexcx@aol.com
please list in the comments box in this EXACT ORDER:
-full name
-screen name
-color
-AT or MT
-shipped or installed
-any additional comments
Quote:
Originally Posted by SxExCx View Post
OK guys, here is the updated list. Please copy and build off this one.
It is also important to know that the price and the giveaway is based off of how many pay, not how many sign up.
In order to make sure everyone has a chance to pay, I will start to accept payments today.
send paypal payments to sxexcx@aol.com
please list in the comments box in this EXACT ORDER:
-full name
-screen name
-color
-AT or MT
-shipped or installed
-any additional comments
#486
#487
they have been determined that there are not performance differences from either size I believe. the 8 gauge is probably more flexible to allow you to work with it eaiser. I will let sean provide the correct response. thats my opinion since I have had Gordgee's kit before
#488
For comparison sake, look at the power wire and the remote wire on any car amplifier. You will notice that the remote wire is always a fraction of the size of the power wire. The dfference is power/signal.
If you look at the size of your factory grounding wires in your engine bay, you will see that they are no thicker than string. Making a grounding kit to match that soze wouldnt make sense because it would be too fragile. I'm sure most of you appreciate the look of the grounding kit too.
Summary:
-8ga is good enough
-8ga is easier to work with
-8ga (IMO) looks better because it is not too bulky
8ga FTW!
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