Stock Grounding points for 94' Accord
07-31-2003, 08:40 PM
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Stock Grounding points for 94' Accord
Trying to install my ground wire kit. Having trouble locating a few spots. I found the 2 wires leading from the negative terminal. And I found the 2 leading from the valve cover and motor mount. Are there more than 4 spots? any help is appreciated.
07-31-2003, 08:58 PM
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Re: Stock Grounding points for 94' Accord (integra dave)
from what i read, there is about a ~2 hp increase, better idle, brighter headlights. But there are many who will argue it does jack.
Its a cheap mod, why not.
Its a cheap mod, why not.
07-31-2003, 09:06 PM
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Re: Stock Grounding points for 94' Accord (one clean ride)
how much did u get it for? Im thinking of getting a hyper ground system which costs around $120. Hit me up
07-31-2003, 09:51 PM
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120??? Yikes...
anyone ever heard of a 4 or 8 guage wire w/ring crimps from block -> chassis. costs a whopping 1.20.
anyone ever heard of a 4 or 8 guage wire w/ring crimps from block -> chassis. costs a whopping 1.20.
08-03-2003, 02:04 PM
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Re: Stock Grounding points for 94' Accord (GimpyAccord)
I have. I bought about 10 feet of 8 guage cable w/clear casing, and some crimp on connectors, grand total, about $10.
And by the way, I have seen about 3 dyno sheets that prove the effectiveness of these ground kits
And by the way, I have seen about 3 dyno sheets that prove the effectiveness of these ground kits
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just did part of mine today since i haven't got the new battery terminals. basically, i grounded the distributor, tb, and block. later, just upgrade the stock ground on the chassis and tranny. also upgrade the power terminal too. hope this helps. we did three ground kits today with my friend.
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Re: (mrnicolas)
points where you mite considering connecting to are
tranny
intake manifold
valve cover
chasis
and run it off the negative terminal post
also driverside mount
i made mine for $35 bux
used 10ft 8awg black monster cable wire for a sleeper look cuz i dont want to get clowned on hahaha. bought it at tweeter for 75cents a foot
distributor block from $15 to 20 bux
and 1 4awg wire that runs from the battery to the distribution block and out to the mounting points where i listed.
screw spending $100 for hyper ground
tell u the truth i didnt feel anything , but i was like wat the heck. its better then nothing at all. ill try to post pics up if i have time. because of the busy scedule im on.
tranny
intake manifold
valve cover
chasis
and run it off the negative terminal post
also driverside mount
i made mine for $35 bux
used 10ft 8awg black monster cable wire for a sleeper look cuz i dont want to get clowned on hahaha. bought it at tweeter for 75cents a foot
distributor block from $15 to 20 bux
and 1 4awg wire that runs from the battery to the distribution block and out to the mounting points where i listed.
screw spending $100 for hyper ground
tell u the truth i didnt feel anything , but i was like wat the heck. its better then nothing at all. ill try to post pics up if i have time. because of the busy scedule im on.
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