wonder1and

Hmm... I need to open a damn how to website so we can put all this information together for all the stuff we come up with on a weekly basis... hmm I wonder what would be a good site to piggy back off of... geocities or something... I wonder... anyone else have an idea as to this?
Ryker

damian

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Hyper Ground system
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...postid=1305389

Stevil

My cables are red. Most of the cables are too long.
Well, I went from passanger wheelwell(top of) to UIM. From UIM to front/top of engine(water/smog pump). Went from there to new drivers side chassis(a different location than stock). From chassis to neg bat terminal. Also from chassis to block right between spark plugs. I left all original grounds alone. The cables being too long made me twist the cable around here and there to take up slack. Oh well, streaks of red thru my engine bay.
Will see tomorrow how she feels. I am grounded big time now.

Steve

damian

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thanks for the info steve, let us know if you feel a dif in driving

damian

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by the way, i think that i will cut a few inches off one of the longer cables and make a nice muffler ground.

Stevil

Wow, good idea. Just need to get two more ends. I have about 9" of extra on one cable. How long is the muffler ground? I guess I could jack up the car and look, but if someone knows off the top of their head.

widebody2

I used this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33574
and did the exact same thing Damian did with his kit.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ghlight=ground

Enron Exec

Coaxial is way too thin to be much good. The more copper you have the less resistance the wire will have. 4 guage is good. Anything thicker like 2 guage is a lil over kill.

widebody2

the coaxil looked as thick as the stock ground and he kept the stock ground on there as well. So basically he doubled it...I think that would be very helpful