Grounding Kits - Do They Work??

**cmathieu** · 26-02-2007 07:46 PM

Hi all,

I've been told by a friend that I should purchase a grounding kit for my 2001 Civic GLi sedan; cost doesn't seem too prohibitive but does this really work??? If they do, which is the best brand as far as quality goes (oxygen free cables...etc...)

Thanks

Cheers,
Charles

**destrukshn** · 26-02-2007 08:17 PM

in my exp, and knowledge.
it only really helps on the older cars.
that the grounding cables have deterioated.
and in saying that, just replace your originaly ground cables, with new ones, like make your own from jay car or so, to thicker ones, and add more to areas that may need it.

**hui** · 26-02-2007 11:11 PM

most cars nowadays are controlled by an ecu, with its many sensors keeping track of everything. However, as time goes by the ecu sensors effectiveness may be hindered due to static, rust and natural wear and tear. Proper grounding of these sensors will enable the ecu to receive accurate signals allowing the car to perform better.

i'm currently using PIVOT raizin volt stabliizer, noticed brighter headlights, betta sound clarity and the car idles smoother....

hope this helps

**VTC-8OY** · 26-02-2007 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by cmathieu

Hi all,

I've been told by a friend that I should purchase a grounding kit for my 2001 Civic GLi sedan; cost doesn't seem too prohibitive but does this really work??? If they do, which is the best brand as far as quality goes (oxygen free cables...etc...)

Thanks

Cheers,
Charles

why did ur mate tell u u need a grounding kit in d first place?

unless u got a massive stereo setup and lots of other assessories in ur car, dont bother.. u also dont get any power gains from it as claimed