What do yall think about this product?

from article

"The new Max Ground System, is the latest automotive electronics tuning system providing an improved low resistance ground path for your 2002 to 2003 Maxima with the 3.5 liter motor.
Better grounding has been shown to improve horsepower, torque, fuel mileage, and throttle response*. Improved grounding can also smooth a rough idle caused by electromagnetic interference as well as reduce light dimming when operating a high powered stereo system"


Here is link for info:

http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan..._Code=GRND-A33

Is this legit?

 

yes. but you can make your own for 20 bucks. check the how to for hyper grounding. irish did an excellent write-up

 

Thanks for the info, did a search for it and found nothing on this product. Will look in the How to section.

 

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/442543/16

 

is it better to have more wires for the grounding?

 

It is legit, but you're paying extra for those pretty cables... DIY or get the cheaper kit from Matt... http://www.mattblehm.com/

 

Maybe you should get in on the group deal that is currently going on, but ya better hurry.

 

Good question... I think more is good, but I read that bottlenecks are possible if they're all connected at the same spot... but I don't know enough about it.

Here's an excerpt from an article I found in a ricer mag that I'm still debating with Irish over... I'm sure he'll comment on this later today...

In wiring the electrical system in a car the best way is to run separate ground wires from each system to a common ground point. The common ground point should NOT be just a bolt where lugs from each device are stacked in top of each other. The contact patches between the lugs create their own resistance and ground problems. The very best way is to bolt a short piece of copper bar near the battery to the frame. Connect the copper bar to the battery with a heavy duty ground strap. Drill and tap the bar for each ground return.

http://www.tprmag.com/issue/8/8_elec_stab.shtml