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Would the best way to provide a solid ground to trunk mounted equipment be to run a 4gauge wire from the frame rail, through a waterproof grommet and into the trunk ... then, well to a distribution block?
What means should I use to make the ground point at the frame?
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I did mine the same way as Salvage did. I used the tightest grommet for a water titght seal and I had to use WD-40 to slide 4 AWG cable through grommet or it would pull the grommet out during installation. If you dont have a wire brush, use a dremmel tool with a cut off disc to grind down to bare metal. Either way will work as long as you are grounded to bare metal.
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1986 Buick Grandnational MODS: 17" x 8" Billit Centerline "Champ 800's" wrapped in 225/45 Nitto 450s, Bell Tech 2" dropped front spindles, High flow cat/dual 2.5" diameter mandrel bent pipes and Flowmaster Delta Flows with dumps in front of rear axle, '87 GN grille, Polished aluminum mass air flow pipe with K&N on a 150,000 plus mile stock unopened motor. |
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