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Every time i see people run power wire to the back of there car to there amps or batts they always run a ground back there to why not just ground it to there body?

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Every time i see people run power wire to the back of there car to there amps or batts they always run a ground back there to why not just ground it to there body?

BETTERY current flow when adding a battery to rear cause the chassis cant handle alot of current

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BETTERY current flow when adding a battery to rear cause the chassis cant handle alot of current

Someone on another forum did a test on that and actually running the 2nd ground wire had more resistance than the body itself.

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Someone on another forum did a test on that and actually running the 2nd ground wire had more resistance than the body itself.

i was told by pittbulls on onather forum quit awile ago and he nkows what he is talking about...and also steve mead runs a ground wire also actually he runs 4 i think lol

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curious about this too,

what if you ground it to the body but use mre wires? will that help?

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I did it my jetta build becuase my car is unibody.

I came off the alt casing because thats the best ground in the whole car Period.

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I have 1 -1/0 from each alt to frame and 1-1/0 ground per 6 batteries (or side). I just say 1- 1/0 power 1- 1/0 ground 2-1/0 power 2-1/0 ground and so on...May not make a difference but helps me sleep.LOL

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