grounds! grounds! grounds!

[xfactortype1]

Im seeing alot of problems/ questions about ground and grounding kit. Like what size kits and best material. I would tend to think that 4 guage is best and copper oxygen free wire is best. I have bought cheap kits off ebay in the past and they fell apart quickly. So I was in search of a good kit and I think I found a good source. Yes I know ebay, but I was able to procure a set of lineage ground transfer kit wire for 15.00 bucks with best offer and 10 bucks shipping. I havent gotten them yet, but keep you guys posted on what the quality is or if it an empty box. lol i know, I am willing to take a chance. the sellers name is carpartbme I think. just go to ebay and search lineage ground transfer kit and hes selling them for 30 dollar buy it now or best offer. Here a link to the website to see the product. I think itll look good with my valve cover. I got a set of blue wires.

http://www.lineagemotorsport.com

go to tech tab then click link for install page 2 to get an idea of what they mean for typical install.

below is a link from tpr magazine with article on grounding kit some with dyno on del sol and miata. and yes lineage is in it.

http://www.tprmag.com/issue/8/8_elec_stab.shtml




thanks for reading
xfactortype1 aka tom

[MikeW]

1) i think one grounding thread will suffice

$25 isnt bad. 4G is a good wire. IMO, the most debatable thing is the number of devices you need to ground. Some say batt, alt, headlights and VC is all you need, other say more, other say less.

I found a grounding kit from www.sportcompactonly.com for $35 shipped. Not sure of the quality, but ill look into those lineage ones too.

Some ppl also believe that if you have the tools, you could probably make your own for cheap too.

[xfactortype1]

dude they are the same ones.. thats funny

[nghtrydr23]

prior to me buying the apexi ground kit, i used 4 gauge copper wires, i used rockford fostgage amp wires. be careful when buying wires as they will advertise them at so and so gauge when its actually not due to the insulation.