matt,

your ground-wire kit is really great. it makes quite a difference. as we all know, the VG needs all the help it can get and you really helped me, dude. the subtle change is sweet and i have some life back in my mid-power band.

and it was a pleasure personally meeting with you, lordrandall and bryan. i learned a lot in the time we spoke. i will be in touch.

thank you, sir,

-chad

bonzelite

 

suckup

 

matt. enlighten me on this deal. i could use some more ***** in the pathy

 

actually, it is a genuine statement out of respect for him and his expertise. sorry you are so cynical mr. klown.

 

Klown was most likely joking.

 

Mr Klown never jokes, especially not with Mr. Bonze

 

Mr klown is a po0py pants

 

You want some of this Mr Bryan?

 

apologies to klown if bonz got too uptight. mr. groundwires works. whenever the kit is actually widely available, which it is not yet, i would recommend it. an extra couple of mr. horses is noticeable.

 

 

you guys are all fruitcakes!

Chad, it was a pleasure to work with you. Also, if you wouldn't mind, PM or email me your mailing address again so I can get those other parts out to you when I get home from Oklahoma on Sunday. The paper with your address has mysteriously dissappeared.
Thanks!

 

Matt, I'm a late-comer to this thread........would you please explain the purpose of the ground kit.........I haven't had any problems (that I'm aware of) on my '94 GXE that'd hint of a ground problem........

 

Good to meet you as well Chad. Glad you like the ground wire kit.

 

Click on the Search button up top. Matt has his own thread that he details the benefits of the ground kit, along with a few pictures. You can also purchase the whole tham ding from him.

I'd dig up the thread for you, but I figure that either you'll find it or that someone will post it for you.

 

aaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahahaha !!!!!

 

I thought it was only for VE though???

 

matt has got things in the works for all 3rd and 4th genners. maybe even 5th.

 

searched...read...got interested. ground wire kit is on my list now.

 

They WERE only for VE because I didn't have a VG to make a set on. I used bonzelite's VG last week to make a set, and I've also got kits for both 4th and 5th gen VQ30. (yes, they're different).

see my other threads on "ground wires" in this forum and several others on the benefits of it.

mine only takes about half an hour to install with onle minimal tools. I did it with a 8,10, and 12mm socket and ratchet. that's it. tie it down with a few zip ties (included in the kit) and you're done!

 

matt. im commin to oklahoma in the pathfinder. you get a project to do!

 

wanna take a trip to RI and work some magic on my VE??

 

make it worth my while and i will

 

matt, i think you found your niche. or one of many yet to come.

 

You could go to Oklahoma, but I dont think you will be finding Matt there

 

hmmm......

 

..........

 

well, he COULD.. but only for another day or so. drove up to Tulsa for a job interview today, and I'm going back either tomorrow or sunday. haven't decided yet. after that, it's back to Houston.

Bryan, bring me a Pathy and I'll put a set on for ya. If you want, find someone in the Houston area that's willing to drive to my house (Pearland, about 15 miles south of downtown), and i'll put a set on and only charge materials for the first kit...

 

So, Matt's in town. Hmmm..............

 

In town and BORED. all my friends are at the hockey game, and I didn't find out about it until a few minutes ago. grrrr

 

Well, at least your not still at work. Oh, and you had an interview for a job here in Tulsa? Moving back already???

 

nope.. company HQ is in OKC... the office I'll be working at is in Houston, and I've got relatives here, so I came up to tulsa to see all of them and drove over to OKC from here this morning.

 

hey....wanna slap one on a honduh?

 

Good luck on the job. Wish I had some extra money and time, I would have you take a look at my massive oil leak.