Grounding kit?
Grounding kit?
Can anyone tell a difference in their car with the grounding kit? I know it will brighten your headlights but does it really increase hp and torque like it says to anything you can notice?
Originally Posted by speed racer
lilaclucymaxima Couldn't have said it better. Just an extra item to add to your list of mods.
Dave
i guess you non believers dont know that the stock grounds are painted. there was a dyno of a member who gained 8 or so hp from an HKS earth circle. even a 350z gained some power on the dyno.
its not a band-aid
its not a band-aid
umm go pick up any number of tuner mags and im sure you will find some dyno article in there.
for maxima specific info, http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=141858
for maxima specific info, http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=141858
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NISM...019362872QQrdZ1
will this kit do the trick?? ive been wanting to upgrade the engine ground..
do these multiple wires just connect to various places on the engine to ground it in a few places whats the purpse of multiple wires?
will this kit do the trick?? ive been wanting to upgrade the engine ground..
do these multiple wires just connect to various places on the engine to ground it in a few places whats the purpse of multiple wires?
Originally Posted by JSutter
i guess you non believers dont know that the stock grounds are painted. there was a dyno of a member who gained 8 or so hp from an HKS earth circle. even a 350z gained some power on the dyno.
its not a band-aid
its not a band-aid
Plenty of people on here have grounding kits and not one has said they gained horsepower from it. Wheres the dyno?
I have a blemhco kit and I barely noticed anything, and more horsepower was not one of them
I personnelly think its a marketing ploy to get more people to purchase it. Jsutter if you can go get your car dynoed with and with out the grounding kit on than I will stay mum. But as far as those so called HP gains that's nothing but fudging.
Where is the engine ground at?? i really want to change that to 2ga and i dont know where to look, any help is appreciated, if anyone has pics with arrows wher you have regrounded the engine block, that would be awesome, thanks
I made my kit for my 03 eclipse GTS and it def was worth it. Lights were brighter and bass was crips and didnt dim lights at all. even when driving fast and cranking the system. Started better in the winter too. I would recomend a ground kit on any car. Just dont buy one. Make it.
The only thing I noticed was faster startups in the cold and my transmission shifts a little smoother. I made mine for about $20. The terminals alone were about $12. I'de say just make one. What's $20.
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/.../project200sx/
Did you read this article? They didnt just simply add a ground kit, and heres their comment about the kit.
Unfortunately we didn't have time before our deadline to test the theory of increased horsepower gains with the use of the Hyper Ground System. Our educated guess would be if that if there were any gains they'd be minimal at best, especially in our turbo charged project car. Horsepower and torque gains more than likely would appear on dyno testing on a B14 with moderate bolt-on modifications, but that's really speculative on our part without further testing. Slight horsepower gains have been shown on various vehicles through other publication sources.
Improvements in throttle response, smoother idle, brighter lights, and reduced audio noise are all noticeable on our project vehicle. Sun Auto also claims the Hyper Ground system will improve fuel efficiency, reduce emissions, and produce quicker engine starts. We can attest to the quicker engine starts, but that could also be attributed to our Optima battery and improved factory power and ground wiring. All in All you really can't go wrong with this minimal cost modification. We hope to get some additional test time in the future to run it through the paces. We'll get back to this one.
maxima dyno can be seen here: http://sunautomobile.com/
JET chips also have dynos of a maxima on their website too.
Ill believe a dyno from someone who actually purchased the kit and not a magazine or store that sells their product.
Did you read this article? They didnt just simply add a ground kit, and heres their comment about the kit.
Unfortunately we didn't have time before our deadline to test the theory of increased horsepower gains with the use of the Hyper Ground System. Our educated guess would be if that if there were any gains they'd be minimal at best, especially in our turbo charged project car. Horsepower and torque gains more than likely would appear on dyno testing on a B14 with moderate bolt-on modifications, but that's really speculative on our part without further testing. Slight horsepower gains have been shown on various vehicles through other publication sources.
Improvements in throttle response, smoother idle, brighter lights, and reduced audio noise are all noticeable on our project vehicle. Sun Auto also claims the Hyper Ground system will improve fuel efficiency, reduce emissions, and produce quicker engine starts. We can attest to the quicker engine starts, but that could also be attributed to our Optima battery and improved factory power and ground wiring. All in All you really can't go wrong with this minimal cost modification. We hope to get some additional test time in the future to run it through the paces. We'll get back to this one.
maxima dyno can be seen here: http://sunautomobile.com/
JET chips also have dynos of a maxima on their website too.
Ill believe a dyno from someone who actually purchased the kit and not a magazine or store that sells their product.
better start ups i did notice, everyhting i did not notice anything. i paif $15 hsipped for mine off ebay, and the only thing exept the starting better is that it, adds a **** ton of wires to your bay
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