well i went to my local shop today and they had this super ground kit just came in. i dont think my honda has the best grounds ever( that lil brown wire from the chassis to the head). so i thought id give this super ground a try.
i checked on the apexi web site and it said that the grounding kit made power. approx 8.5hp on a subaru. im not a sucker when the company advertises power gains. i actually wasnt expecting anything. all i could think is that the subaru had bad grounds to begin with and the ground kit just restored horsepower. anybody have any experience with this set-up? including ,installation, gains, horror stories, anything at all? thanks in advance.

 

Based on friends who have upgraded their grounding with a earthing kit, they've experience good results, smoother acceleration, idling, eliminating noise in their stereo. As for gains in hp, not anything noticable.

 

i have the ground kit and i learned you could create your own for alot less money..good grounds are always good to have

 

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ok i see i did a search yesterday in the archives and found that out. im thinkin efficientcy is what makes a ground kit good. also when you put in the ground wire do yuo take the old one completley off? or not. im saying you probly should. thanks for the diagram imma install it today. anybody else got info on these? thanks agian

 

dont forget where the main negative ground cable goes from your battery(on my car an 88 crx it goes to the fuse box)..

 

I don't believe a better ground adds HP & Throttle response. I'd like to see a dyno before I buy $80 worth of wire.