Just got Black Betty's Grounding Wires in the mail! - Page 5 - G35Driver

Dec 26, 2008 | 03:08 AM

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G35Robby

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Originally Posted by kool_yaar

personally thinking of getting BB's 4gauge wires and then a voltage stabilizer and call it a day...

can u have both at the same time?
I thought the stabilizer came with the grounding kit.
Thats usually how they are.

Dec 26, 2008 | 10:49 AM

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Black Betty

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Originally Posted by usahockey83

Can anyone put up a list of some of the good grounding kits for our cars, I would really appreciate it. I'm definitely gonna go with grounding as my first mod -simple and cheap- but I also wanna get the best one for me. I don't care about cost and install time, just what will ground the car the best all around. Anyone that knows of a good one, please post it up, Thanks!

Here's mine.

Dec 26, 2008 | 11:21 AM

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Wes_888

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Originally Posted by Wes_888

Just to be certain, since im driving an AT 07 sedan, I wont have this "box" right? and I'll be doing the install just like its described on your thread, right Black Betty?

Thx for clarifying my redudant questions lol

*Im a paranoid man* lol At least when it comes to my car.

Dec 26, 2008 | 01:07 PM

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Yes Robby you can have both of them together for better stabalization....

Dec 27, 2008 | 12:17 AM

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g35_6gear

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Originally Posted by Black Betty

Never seen that before. Can you get a better photo of it? Know a part number?

With the location down beside the battery, it's hard to get a good sharp photo of it. How would I possibly know a part number?? Point is it is there on my car and a 20 year Nissan/Infiniti tech said to always attach the grounding kit at the body connection point and NOT the negative terminal directly. He is the one with all the technical factory training and I am just relaying his advice. Something everyone should be aware of. It might be worth it to make your kits battery wire another 6 inches longer for people to have an option when installing.

Dec 27, 2008 | 03:00 AM

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usahockey83

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From: ATL

hey kookyaar, I was thinking about the same thing cause I like bb but they don't have a stabilizer, so do you know of any stabilizers sold alone that are good and compatible with bb?