khanman

just wanted to know if anyone makes a 3rd gen grounding kit, or if anyone has been able to make one on their own. i was thinking about making one on my own using some 4 gauge wires but i'm not sure where all the contact points would be and how long the wires need to be.

if anyone has any info regarding this, please do share.

thanks

Matt93SE

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mtnbikeair

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In case you dont figure it out on your own by Matts post, he sells them, there is a link on his signature.

khanman

matt93se, how come the 3rd gen kit is so much more than all the other kits? i live in toronto, canada, can you ship it there for $60 as well?

Wiking

For discharging static and/or grounding generated currents via rotating masses, thinny wires are ok. For amps (like alt could pump), u need thick ones...

A readymade set is (possibly) easy to use,
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mtnbikeair

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I think they are more expensive because there are more wires used, or longer ones. But definitely worth the money.

tripleGmax

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no i think matt does it so he can rip us poor 3rd gen owners off.











im kidding

Matt93SE

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It costs more because there's twice as much wire and more connectors involved.
more wire + more cuts + more connectors to crimp and solder + more labor = more production cost.

that's what sucks about bidness. :shrug:

Brad92SE

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It's a nice kit, I can attest to that. Quality is A+

GREGB287

i saw a grounding kit for a 3rd gen max on ebay

MrGone

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pass