Ground wire kit
Originally Posted by Wildncrazy,Mar 15 2006, 06:21 PM
Many people who have used them notice an smoother idle and something about their lights is better ( I don't remember what it was about the lights and I'm not about to spend the time to do a search and then have to sort thru the 9,183 hits the search will give me). In any case it can do no harm and it may prevent or delay any degradation.
also, it could do harm if installed properly, and if you're a weight freak, then it'd be detrimental.
[QUOTE]If you aren't going to use it ship it to me and I'll use it.
Grounding kits do nothing whatsoever on a properly maintained car.
Unless of course they are a brand name such as Mugen, J's or Spoon.
Ebay knock offs with fake brand names are only half as good, so buy two.
Unless of course they are a brand name such as Mugen, J's or Spoon.
Ebay knock offs with fake brand names are only half as good, so buy two.
Originally Posted by AusS2000,Mar 15 2006, 09:56 PM
Grounding kits do nothing whatsoever on a properly maintained car.
Unless of course they are a brand name such as Mugen, J's or Spoon.
Ebay knock offs with fake brand names are only half as good, so buy two.
Unless of course they are a brand name such as Mugen, J's or Spoon.
Ebay knock offs with fake brand names are only half as good, so buy two.
Originally Posted by Wisconsin S2k,Mar 15 2006, 09:24 PM
placebo

Are any of you old enough to remember "spark intensifiers."
The only things I noticed when I installed mine were brighter headlights. I haven't noticed a smoother idle or any of that crap. Its just a pretty blue light under my hood.
The brighter headlights are nice, especially in a rural area. Had I searched and done research prior to buying the kit, I wouldn't have done it.
The brighter headlights are nice, especially in a rural area. Had I searched and done research prior to buying the kit, I wouldn't have done it.









