Can someone point me into the right direction on where to purchase a Ground Wire Kit for a 03 0z.

And what types of benefits am I looking at investing in a ground wire kit? Is it just a waste of $$$ or is it a good idea to get one?

 

www.ebay.com

just search for ground wires.
they usually cost about $20 incl shipping. before you hook em up read the how-to on installing the "generic ebay grounding kit"

its very helpful. infact im gonna be doing this next week also.

 

Use the "SEARCH THIS FORUM" feature; there are about 5 threads and a how-to on this topic.

 

Been there, done that. Before thread was created. But thanks for your fast reply

 

If you have been there done that there shouldn't be any questions. What exactly are your looking for ?

 

think he wants to know the best place to buy em.

ebay

 

Those on ebay are generic and thin. Only 4mm-5mm thick. The grounding kits made by repreplutable companies are 9mm-10.5mm thick; means less resistance.

 

couldnt you just buy cable from like home depot or something an make your own for cheaper?

 

I've heard of people doing that. Try to find some 8-gauge copper wire.

 

yes 9mm-10.5mm thick cant find a good place for that size I might have to just buy wires and do it myself

 

where would i get that size wire from? home depot?

 

www.groundfusion.com

Ground Fusion makes a nice kit and the guy that makes them is real helpful and will make custom lengths if you need them. They dont yield any performance gains, but they do help your electrical system to work more efficiently and smooth out engine performance. www.groundfusion.com

Oh by the way, the kit they have is for Lancer ES but will work fine on the OZ

 

i wouldnt spend $74 on it though.
i mean 8 gauge copper wire cant cost more than $20

 

Hyper Ground Wire Kits. Have to be willing to spend more than hundred.
http://www.hypervoltage.com/

 

is it worth that much though? i wouldnt think so, all its doing is keeping your electrics stable, there arent any real gains from it, other than smooth idling. right?