*PiCs*made my own earth ground cables*PiCs*

[Outxider]

i bought 17 ft of 8 awg monster cable audio cables then bought the ring terminals and put em together then hammer it together and also solder to ensure a good connection. it also came with heat shrink wrap, makes it look clean dont it?







finally, i have all four 8 awg cables run into a distribution block, and a 4 awg cable will come out of it and connect straight to the battery. looks great huh.

and all this cost me less then 15 bukks

hmm maybe i should make theses and sell em?

[Snoopy]

will it work?

[dantastic]

red is for positive u idiot

[Outxider]

of course it will work fool.

Originally posted by Snoopy
will it work?

hey, i like red.

Originally posted by dantastic
red is for positive u idiot

[tokyoracer]

Originally posted by Outxider
of course it will work fool.



hey, i like red.

hey bro... where did you buy the distribution block from? and how much total did you spend on it?

[Outxider]

got it from circuit city, got it for 10 bukks.

Originally posted by tokyoracer
hey bro... where did you buy the distribution block from? and how much total did you spend on it?

[SiClone]

I used some leftover 4 gauge and bought some cheapy copper ring terminals in the welding section at Fleet Farm to replace my grounds... But there were only 3 wires that I replaced (valve cover, by tranny, and neg. battery)....

[asiandoood]

15 bucks...not bad.


HKS Circle Earth kits cost about 60-80 bucks

[flipped cracka]

that looks pretty sweet. gets my wheels a turning in mah brain.

[DSC]

Might I ask what does it do.

[igo4bmx]

Originally posted by asiandoood
15 bucks...not bad.


HKS Circle Earth kits cost about 60-80 bucks

and hyper ground costs even more!

[Nelson]

Originally posted by DSC
Might I ask what does it do.

Better ground... more power

[westcoaststyle]

Originally posted by igo4bmx
and hyper ground costs even more!

~$100

They ground your motor better so that you have more free flowing current. More of an effiency mod... very nice. What are the ground points you plan to use?

[igo4bmx]

Originally posted by MaxBoosT
Better ground... more power

better grounds are better than the stock skinny wires.
helps with idling. people do experience power gains

[Hondaman]

Originally posted by westcoaststyle
What are the ground points you plan to use?

I too am curious about this.

[EG_Oto]

i got my wires from home depot

[DakarM]

Originally posted by Hondaman
I too am curious about this.

I thought the idea is to have a common groud point.

meaning everything it grounded to a single point.

[Hondaman]

Originally posted by DakarM
I thought the idea is to have a common groud point.

meaning everything it grounded to a single point.

What is everything considered though? Like alternator, engine, transmission... What are the key components?

[HouseofKolorEX]

My kitty is purring.

[Outxider]

im plannin to ground the throttlebody, intake manifold, thermostate housing, and probably alternator or vtec solenoid!?

hey for 15 bukks i cant lose, adds a bit of the blingness factor too,
i am makin up a set for my friend's e36 m3 as well. cheap yet effective.

Originally posted by westcoaststyle
~$100

They ground your motor better so that you have more free flowing current. More of an effiency mod... very nice. What are the ground points you plan to use?

[flipped cracka]

Originally posted by HouseofKolorEX
My kitty is purring.

:wopics:

[EG_Oto]

on mine i wired the Intake Manifold, Vtec solenoid, and the thermostat housing. i dont know if i actually gained some powr, but throttle response is definately better

[dantastic]

in import tuner, a 240sx made like 8hp at the wheels with a hyperground kit. a prelude made 0.9hp with a kit. i guess hondas are well grounded to begin with.

[aero3685]

So would it be better to do it as outxider did, and put them all to the neg. bat. terminal. Or should you take it from all the parts, and ground it to a good grounding point on the body somewhere?

[westcoaststyle]

The hyperground kit has you mount on the body on the opposite side of the battery - to the intake - then to the opposite side of the head - then to the tranny and battery - then from the battery back to the body. It's one big daisy chain. FYI

[Gusto222]

so yoru etellin me this MOD actually is worth something--- i just thought that damn kit Arospeed put out was a POS like that damn Intercooler lookin ram air thing...(i hate seeing that things on cars)