Grounding Wires
lol ya ebay doesnt sell kits for our cars the 07+ your right 20-30 bucks would not be worth the time.
as this kit will not fit our cars beacuse you can see under the hood does not look like that. unless you rig it somehow w.e.
plus having that under the hood does not make it look stock in any way. what i did is the grounding points are all there where the existing wires are and i put the grounding wires under the stock ones so you definitely cant see anything.
my kit is just like the stillen kit i just have thicker wire. stillens is 8G mine is double that 4G.
so its 6 wires total. the more wires just helps the current flow better from more places that all your doing.
as this kit will not fit our cars beacuse you can see under the hood does not look like that. unless you rig it somehow w.e.
plus having that under the hood does not make it look stock in any way. what i did is the grounding points are all there where the existing wires are and i put the grounding wires under the stock ones so you definitely cant see anything.
my kit is just like the stillen kit i just have thicker wire. stillens is 8G mine is double that 4G.
so its 6 wires total. the more wires just helps the current flow better from more places that all your doing.
Last edited by suby01; Nov 14, 2008 at 08:37 AM.
I looked at the set on maxground.com and sent them an email; I saw them on ebay also but don't know what the difference is between the 2 sets...
What would you charge to make the 6 wire set and do you have the directions on where to hook the 6 wires to?
What would you charge to make the 6 wire set and do you have the directions on where to hook the 6 wires to?
Originally Posted by GJ Hazlett
I like the fact that you are using the 4 gauge..as is the maxground...this would be for an 06/07 G35 AT car...which I haven't even bought yet but will! LOL!
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