Best place to ground amp in trunk

[JNizzle918]

What's up I going to be installing a 1,000 kicker amp in My cb7 and I'm wanting to know if anyone knows where the best place to ground it would be.

[dysfunk]

I would think that the bolt where the rear seatbelt is bolted would be a good spot.

[pike0825]

I grounded my amp on one one the 3 rear strut bolts.( if u have a rear
Strut bar you would know what I am talking about) if u dont, then u would have to cut through the stock cardboard looking thing that goes all around your trunk. This is how you get access to your rear strut upper bolts. I try to ground whatever needs to be grounded to these strut rear ( or front) bolts
Cus I heard they get good direct ground contact.

[lilg4mdalbc]

^^^ I agree. The best is the strut. The rear seatbelt bolts are good, but the best is the strut bar.

[SPLCB7]

Rear strut bar or bumper brace because its already hooked to your frame.....

[JNizzle918]

Thanks guys I appreciate your help. I'll probably ground it to the seatbelt bolts because I don't want to cut anything.

[sonikaccord]

Fuel pump ground for me

[roketdemon02]

i grounded mine to the bolts holding the trunk latch and i havent had a problem with it.

[xkjnboix]

shock tower

[lilg4mdalbc]

shock tower

You know like 12 of us already told the op that. Regardless though, if you dont want to cut, you can simply run it under and behind the cardboard covering the strut tower. But if your lazy or impatient like me, then youll do it to the seatbelt bolt. Just remember to sand it down to bear metal, and put some sort of anti rust goo. I just used grease.

[SPLCB7]

Seat belt bolt sucks it's a horrable ground... just saying....

[Soufkackicustom]

Pull the carpet back and drill through the wheel well, sand clean and put a bolt in it. Reach through the wheel well and put a nut on it and tighten, then shoot it with a little black paint

[Ryan101]

best ground is straight to frame thats where i always run mine.

[xkjnboix]

You know like 12 of us already told the op that. Regardless though, if you dont want to cut, you can simply run it under and behind the cardboard covering the strut tower. But if your lazy or impatient like me, then youll do it to the seatbelt bolt. Just remember to sand it down to bear metal, and put some sort of anti rust goo. I just used grease.

just because one person makes a suggestion doesnt mean its the popular vote or most common answer. IF i were the OP i would gladly welcome repeat advice to influence my decision Mr. 2011 w/ 184 posts....

[onelivinlarge]

Seat belt bolt sucks it's a horrable ground... just saying....

hey now its not horrid im pulling 250 amps of those seat belt bolts (to lazy to change it untill i do the rear battery bank ) but yes the strut bar is the best for the back