1RevvinFC3S

Hey, just wondering because I found a few kits for sale on eBay for relatively cheap. Any input would be appreciated, be it positive or negative. Thanks.
-Lucas

ddub

Ground kits are a waste of money most the time, at least in my opinion. I upgraded my grounds myself using just normal 10 gauge (or larger for a few things) and ring connectors. Wasn't hard at all, cut them to the length I needed, etc.

1RevvinFC3S

Well its not that expensive (Buy It Now option of $8.99) so money isn't an issue. I just want a little bit more for not a whole lot.

NZConvertible

If it's not expensive then it's not Mazdaspeed. $8.99 sounds like a bogus product...

rotaryrudy

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Yeah its "MazdaSpeed" just like all of the "HKS", "Greddy", and "Apexi" exhausts that are on ebay.

RotaryResurrection

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Haha, wtf. How can you seriously ask if one ground kit, or one ground wire, works better than another. So long as it's 8 gauge or thicker, and connections are made properly and cleanly, there can be no doubt.

krishant

whats the benefits of installing a ground kit?

RotaryResurrection

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*if* you had poor grounding before, then you may see an improvement. If not, then you won't. If I were going to do it, I'd run new charging + wires, AND ground wires, cleaning each connection to bare metal as I went.

GTR

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Actually, the one on ebay doesnt fit my car. Actually, the new battery post supplied with the kit won't clear the hood for me. So I grounded straight to the old terminal. It's okay. Did I notice any difference? Who knows?

Kenteth

I would love to rewire my engine bay.... make for the standalone alot easier later on... Plus I'd be rid of that clusterfuck wireharness thats breaking apart and shorting wires