Im looking to get a grounding kit this week and I dont know which one to get! Im leaning towards the suns auto but I cant fond a place that has it or even know what Im talking about. Could you guys give me your opinions and some links to sites that sell them?
Thanks

 

junk

 

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why do you say that?

Better grounds are good and cheap mod. Even if they don't add HP, having more secure grounds will give you the most out of the cars electrical system.

 

i think it was TRP magazine that did dyno runs of like 5 or 6 different ground kits on a miata and forgot the other car, well the miata actually lost hp, and the other car did gain with certain kits, but it would fluctuate. So there iffy

 

ricer mod

 

most of the time from what i've seen it's a waste of money. If you do get a gain it is very very minimal and for the most part this car has pretty solid grounding to start with. I'm just gonna say to save your money and spend it on another mod but that's my $.02

 

T1R!

http://www.aj-racing.com

 

We just had a thread about this, I dont think its worth it, while Cwestin believes it is. He had all the facts on it.

 

the t1r one made hp, not much but still

 

refer to this thread.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1147517

HKS, Sun Auto, Apex, Buddy Club and other companies would not bother making grounding kits if they were junk.

 

i've seen the buddy club grounding kit.. it's bling hehehehe....

 

its actually ground wires, and a voltage stabilizer.

 

well it looks really blingy hahaha.. bright blue wires.. and the control box thingie hehehehe... i was like damn..... hehehehe.... i wonder how the hks one looks

 

here is my friends 11.8 sec 1/4 WRX on 18" street tires w/ HKS circle earth ground wires.

Stock IHI VF-22 Turbo from the 22B STi

this is not a ricer mod.

 

humm i'll stick with the buddy club ones... since they are blue... the purple would look wack on my car

 

Shold the wires be laying all over everything like that?

 

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Thanks
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Just make your own

 

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i would think not

 

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laying on what? theres nothing wrong with the wires like that. the plastic coating on the wires will not melt like that.

 

thats the only way you can do it.... can't really do it any cleaner then that

 

yep, if you try to hide the wires, you bring them closer to the EJ20's exhaust manifold, which is really hot.

 

like i said.. bling hehehehehe.. i gotta find it on the s2000 to show you guys.....

 

cool go ahead and do that the hks groud wires are not as thick as the sun auto wires for sure, people should keep that in mind.

 

Why cant the wires be cleaner like along the edge of the engine bay? They are laying on top of everything. Now if that was a Honda engine bay, would the wires be right on top of the valve cover?

 

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the wires are a certain length for a reason, and this way works fine. you can't run it along the radiator, cuz that is very hot. If this was a Honda engine you have to be an idiot to put the wires right on top of the valve cover. that is not how people do it.