Tommy_Gunns

I know alot of you don't visit the classifieds section so I'm posting this here for the group of people who ordered an earthing system from me.

I've begun production of the kits. The ends have not been soldered yet in this pic but will be soldered before shipping.

Here is a pic of what you will recieve:



Here is a link to the thread in the classifieds section:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=322005

IM me if you have questions or post the question in the classifieds thread.


[Modified by Tommy_Gunns, 12:03 PM 11/2/2002]

Mike M

This is in BOLD so if anyone doesn't read and follow it they have NO Excuses.

1st and ONLY Warning. Tommy_Gunns is doing this at a VERY good price for those who don't feel like making their own or don't have the time. IF <u>YOU</u> Don't like it, Think you can make it cheaper, think it doesn't work etc. DON'T Bother posting. If you do start posting Negative comments I will deduct 1% from each Negative post as well as delete it.

Tommy_Gunns good luck on your sale

Mike M

PS Cleaned up some of the unneeded posts directed at that last moron.

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&lt;----lazy man right here, I ordered one

Boo439

The kit looks real nice, I can't wait to get mine. Thanks!

sneakychaos

Down boy. Someone had a bad weekend.

Mike M

LOL Actually a GREAT weekend so far Just hate seeing that crap everytime this guy makes a post.

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good move

itr1244

hey~ i am interested.. any more left?

let me know~

mikeSONICGSR

What exactly is the earthing system, what does it do?

Nameless RB26

Looks like you did a good job making them.

Maybe when I get some money someday, I can order one from you.

Eric R

Like its name says, these cables allows to properly ground many different parts in your engine and engine compartment so it improves the functioning of key elements in the performance of your vehicle. One of the benefits is that it improves throttle response when it grounds better the ignition system components.

Edit: Wow, my English is improving...


[Modified by Tweety R, 12:00 PM 11/2/2002]

Big Teggie

Looks pretty good
I think I may have to get it.

baonest1

hey tweety thanx fer the expl. ive been wondering the same thing.. what are some parts that need to be grounded?? arent all the parts already grounded?

thanx

Tommy_Gunns

Soldered for a better longer lasting connection. The double wire end looks a little messier because it is difficult to heat up such a thick piece of metal.

Dave-ROR

Looks good tommy.

I need to replace my stock ones once I do all the other crap to my car (clutch, tbelt/tens/wpump, tuneup, vadj, etc). Maybe I'll do a few extra wires..

Mike M: I was really really tempted to talk **** because of your post btw haha

Zeus

Moderator of the year award goes to YOU! hope the rest of them pay attention and start weeding out all this needless bickering and bitching!

Looks good Tommy... I'll be in touch...

mstewar

looks good man.. can't wait to get mine.. thanks!

tonyxcom

Tommy, you need a stronger soldering iron. At least 40-60 Watts with a large tip. I can tell just by the look of those solders that they didn't get no where near hot enough. I have an iron that can keep a puddle or solder as bigas a paper plate hot and flowing. It cost 200 bux though.

Goto home depot and look for an orange soldering iron that cost about 20 bux. It is made by weller. The tip dont last long, but the iron is 40 watts. Use that. It will work.

Then when you notice the tip starting to deteriorate, let the iron cool off then file it back to its original shape. The solder should look like its still wet after its dry. That is how you know you have a good joint.


[Modified by tonyxcom, 9:09 PM 11/2/2002]

Mike M

Thanks


Tommy you might want to either pick up a Stronger Soldering Iron Or to heat up the connectors use a Butane Lighter and then the soldering iron.

Tommy_Gunns

I'm using a 100W soldering gun. The 8 gauge single terminal soldering connections are perfect, you can tell by the fact that you can see the individual strands. The double ended connections although not as perfect, are very good as well.

BrandonClaps

may i make a suggestion to make it easier on you. I know when i did a stereo install with 0 gauge wire, i used like a little blow torch thingy (crack torch) i guess people call them. Heat up the wire and just push the solder into it, it will flow evenly and is alot less work. Works VERY VERY well. I suggest you try that.

Tommy_Gunns

update on the soldering...I changed tips and now it is working beautifully. You can see individual strands on the double wire connection which indicates a very good solder.

BrandonClaps

so my idear worked?

Tommy_Gunns

No, I'm still using my 100W soldering gun, I just changed tips and it is working beautifully.

The torch idea sounds great but the people in the house would kill me and it is too cold to work outside...plus I don't own a torch.