This a dyno from sun automobile. www.sunautomobile.com of a nissan maxima.

 

wekk obviously that website will try to market some bul**** like that. ~10 hp and tq is seriously not possible off a grounding kit. Buy those wires, get a before and after dyno. And if you can prove those gains. Ill buy you the wires and both dynos. And im dead serious.

 

Interesting, this thread could get interesting as well. I'm of the opinion that it can't hurt, but i think I'll make my own out of stereo cable.

 

Yeah, with any product, the company will try to "juice" the test results for marketing reasons.

And I agree with kcgc187... I don't think it'll hurt having it.

 

Photoshopped is ya ask me. The curves are are like mirror images except one is higher than the other.

Besides, dynos have an error margin, and those runs are within that margin. Nothing ground shattering.

But serously, I don't care. Please go buy it and put it on your car. enjoy.

 

Helps if you push the gas pedal all the way down to.

 

Im sure the max tested had 200k miles and rusty connections everywhere.

 

Those dyno numbers seem bs to me. It won't hurt to have them though.

I rather make my own at home for that much money.