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05 Dec 2005, 02:57 pm
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Anyone ever install a "grounding" kit before?
I'm a big time speed nut and I'm always looking for an extra edge. My brother has one of these on his tuner car and he says it helps to have one of these. It's a simple installation that gives you a better electrical grounding source. Makes your electrical components run better. There are several brands out there. Here is one I found on e-bay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true Has anyone installed one of these on there cruiser before?     
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05 Dec 2005, 03:03 pm
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On another PT Forum, that you can't link to from here, several have, and there are reports that headlight dimming is reduced. I feel it's like chicken soup - it can't hurt. I noticed AdvanceAuto has a selection of "battery cables", and I plan to get some different lengths and do it. Called "supergrounding".
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05 Dec 2005, 04:27 pm
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I bought one of the 'kits" off eBay. Used the wires from the negative terminal to ground the engine block, computer and body. Didn't notice any difference but like QSD said...I love Chicken Soup!
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05 Dec 2005, 04:46 pm
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Here is an example. Make sure you ground all the wires provided, or you probably won't see any difference. 
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05 Dec 2005, 06:31 pm
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 [:0] then go for it!
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05 Dec 2005, 06:35 pm
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...just CREWZIN along! ® . . . PT Cruiser Links Moderator 2000 PT. Original Owner, 110,000 miles MY technical suggestions are given in GOOD FAITH without total guarantee, if in doubt go to a Garage. Visit My Home Page www.CREWZIN.com
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05 Dec 2005, 08:25 pm
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