ground wire
Ground wire is simply wire that leads into a grounding point. There is not specific ground wire.
Like stated above, stores like Home Depot or car audio stores will sell wire of that gauge. I believe that OEM size is 8 gauge. But it really doen't hurt to go with 4 gauge.
You will find that if you buy a wire with more strands, they are much more flexible and easier to work with.
Like stated above, stores like Home Depot or car audio stores will sell wire of that gauge. I believe that OEM size is 8 gauge. But it really doen't hurt to go with 4 gauge.
You will find that if you buy a wire with more strands, they are much more flexible and easier to work with.
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Originally Posted by 94GsArrr!
they sell ground wire systems on ebay
I make my own new ground wires when nessicary from Home Depot parts.
It has been gone over time after time. You should do a search, ACCORDDUST. I am not trying to be an ass by saying "search nOOb!" but I am just saying that there were some really good disccussions about how well these "earthing" systems work.
But to sum it up in a few lines:
-If you can crimp, buy your own wires and connectors. It'll save you a few bucks.
-If you have a stock stereo system or if the car is not drawing more current than OEM specs, and your wiring is in decent condition...save your money and time and skip the upgrade.
-I am going to say that it DOESNT "improve" performance. I mean if your current grounds are rusty and corroded, and the connections are loose and weak; you are probably losing some power. So replacing the wiring will "improve" your performance since performance was lost due to the shooty electrical system.
-If you run a big stereo system you will want to upgrade the main wires with something thicker. Chassis to battery, alternator to battery, engine to chassis.....
But to sum it up in a few lines:
-If you can crimp, buy your own wires and connectors. It'll save you a few bucks.
-If you have a stock stereo system or if the car is not drawing more current than OEM specs, and your wiring is in decent condition...save your money and time and skip the upgrade.
-I am going to say that it DOESNT "improve" performance. I mean if your current grounds are rusty and corroded, and the connections are loose and weak; you are probably losing some power. So replacing the wiring will "improve" your performance since performance was lost due to the shooty electrical system.
-If you run a big stereo system you will want to upgrade the main wires with something thicker. Chassis to battery, alternator to battery, engine to chassis.....
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