imported_My93Civic

Does anyone in this TCC forum make a DIY kit of the Hyper Ground System? If so who and what's the price, and who and if anyone can install them at a good price?

There should be more threads about the Hyper Ground System and a DIY article regarding it. At the Toyota Matrix forum there is like lol a 20+ thread about it.

It's the shiz

cee_mon

They are just wires....And yes it has been discussed here before.
Toyota people must be slow to need to read 20+ pages on tightening a bolt.

imported_ERTW

make your own grounding system. get a few linear feet of 2 guage wire, some clamps and a clamp press, and save yourself the ridiculous money they charge you for the illusion that you will be making 15 extra horsepower

bbarbulo

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loudsubz used to make them. so did cablerat. neither of them make them anymore as far as I know.

imported_phuviano

I made my own ground wire kit. I bought some 4 gauge wiring, and some connectors. I first planned out where I was going to connect the wires to, and cut the wires accordingly. After that, I connected the wires together, and that was it.

If you want pay me to make one and install it for you, no doubt in my mind I will. It easy and I suggest you do it yourself.

Brett

you don't need a fancy kit!

Whiplash

i made my own, lordm made his..
i use a combo of 4 and 8 gauge and a 10 port dizzy block..looks mint (great for points )

cee_mon

Pics?

Whiplash

gimme a couple of days, sure..

imported_loudsubz

made one didn't like it clutter of wires, threw it out

imported_My93Civic

Didn't know many would answer...lol.

From a scientific view it does work. And from a reality point of view, it's not for HP, its to gain what you loss and maximize electrical delivery.

I think getting better starts, small HP (a bonus), smoother shifting, is worth it.

I think I should do it myself too. I just dunno what the buy for the other than wires tool....

imported_My93Civic

How much approx. does it cost to make for the 92-95 civic line. My old grounding lines are bad. I wouldnt mind the bling bling too...haha. Just wondering for future purchase.

cee_mon

My total was 31 bucks for all wires and 10 gold terminals.

imported_loudsubz

show me these scientific and real world theories...

the only thing that would benefit is better ground to the ECU and from chasis to battery

imported_91SiRacer

just get a kit off ebay.

imported_ERTW

this is not cmos technology where grounding really matters.

and how will having better groudnign help your shifting?

if honda engineers, which were paid a lot of money to design the system, felt that all you need is one ground cable from the battery, on on your ps pump, on on the tranny, and a few little ones throught the harness, then thats good enough for me

Whiplash

try adding 3000+ watts and a second/third battery, an isolator and a ton of other shyt
yer no longer dealing with an oem electrical system..

i've seen the mess of things engineers can make..
just cuz you hand them a million dollars a year doesn't mean they've solved all of the coincidentals

Whiplash

btw, mine cost me about $20
$15 of that was the dizzy block

(friends in low places )

imported_loudsubz

yes marty, but adding lines all over the engine bay wont help that much, in your case the main "pipe" from the front battery t the chasis needs to be upgraded, and from the alt, best way to solve that in a high current audio setup would be to run a pos and neg line from back to front so the audio does not have to share the same electrical area in the chasis

imported_ERTW

he never asked about upgrading power for a 3000 watt stereo.

in fact, if you read his post in a comprehensive way, you would find out that he wanted to upgrade grounding to make more horsepower.