this do anything???

NYSpeed Automotive
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has ne one used this in nething? supposably it was used in sum magazing on sum guys sti, but i couldnt find the article…

http://www.modernperformance.com/product_info.php?products_id=1193&osCsid=ede464fdc16d3662786098f160f9a022

bored, breezing through parts catelogs again fantasizing:tantrum:

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its “any”, and “some”

and what the fuck language is “supposably” from?

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ubengineering needs to force their enginerds to take more engrish classes

edit: and that is certainly not worth paying $200, on a related note.

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please remove engineering from your name if you would like to make post like that…

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:word: I bet he’s related to forthekicks385 :bloated:

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  1. :picard: fails at the English engineering

  2. :picard: at any retard that pays $200 for a bunch of wires.

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Yes, grounding wires will provide a more consistent and cleaner signal for your sensors, which may lead to increased horspower.

However, it is totally stupid to pay $200 for some 14 ga. wires and a pretty box. The most expensive part will be the wires, and even 10 foot, 10 ga. (as the number goes down the wire gets thicker, something I would expect an engineer to know but felt it was necessary to bring up) jumpers are like $10.

Now all you have to do is a little homework on which sensors to ground for your particular vehicle, and what end conections to use. Having a common grounding block will help, but it deffinately doesn’t need to be shiny. A small scrap of 1/4" steel plate with a buch of holes drilled for connections will work just as well.

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^
thank you

and i believe we can close this thread