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talonesi-tMar-15-04 09:05 AM
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#70699, "ground wires"


          

i noticed a review by ajna star on some kind of ground wires for 30 dollars just wondering where i could get them from????

  
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RE: ground wires, djtrickee, Mar-15-04 09:19 AM, #1
RE: ground wires, TeamDR1665, Mar-15-04 10:13 AM, #2
      RE: ground wires, JWoodley, Mar-15-04 10:39 AM, #3
           RE: ground wires, ajna_star, Mar-15-04 12:28 PM, #4
                RE: ground wires, ughhhead, Mar-15-04 03:47 PM, #5
                     RE: ground wires, My9t5Talon, Mar-16-04 12:09 AM, #6

djtrickeeMar-15-04 09:19 AM
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#70700, "RE: ground wires"
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http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=12&topic_id=12899&mesg_id=12899&page=

Good product. Good deal.

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TeamDR1665Mar-15-04 10:13 AM
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#70702, "RE: ground wires"
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Thanks dj sir. That would be Uber and I.

Our kits are a modified version of the original prototype system which grounds all the important components "leap-frog" style to ensure a clean ground and eliminate ground loop potential. We have over 20 customers so far with these on or ready to go on.

Next batch will include those application specific kits for people with remote mounted batteries as we said we would. Check the DR UBER WIRES thread as linked above if interested.

Thanks again!

  
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JWoodleyMar-15-04 10:39 AM
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#70706, "RE: ground wires"
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I would be your second option. Check the below. Also, feel free to contact me regarding any questions or comments. Thanks.

  
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ajna_starMar-15-04 12:28 PM
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#70716, "RE: ground wires"
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im not trying to hate on JLwoodley here... but the dr1665 & uberingram wires are better... they have better ground points & avoid groundloop, are actually attached to a new battery terminal, and are a more complete system overall.




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ughhheadMar-15-04 03:47 PM
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#70731, "RE: ground wires"
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i'm gonna have to second anja star's comment and i'm not tryin to talk shit, only stating the truth... jwoodley's does not ground the alternator. that's a pretty big electrical component that needs to be grounded. dr1665 and uber's wires are top quality, i have them, they're wonderful.

  
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My9t5TalonMar-16-04 12:09 AM
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#70755, "RE: ground wires"
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Originally posted by ughhhead
i'm gonna have to second anja star's comment and i'm not tryin to talk shit, only stating the truth... jwoodley's does not ground the alternator. that's a pretty big electrical component that needs to be grounded. dr1665 and uber's wires are top quality, i have them, they're wonderful.


agreed...grounding out the alt. will help, I've noticed that the electronics are getting more (or at least cleaner) juice than before...lites are brighter, stereo sounds better...just little things...but it is up to you, and it's only $2 more...your choice

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