who would be interested in a hyper ground kit?

I'm posting this to see who would be interesten in a hyperground kit. I didn't see the need to spend 120 bucks on a set...so I did some research, and made my own. I know that a lot of us here are trying to tune on a budget...so I thought why not makr them...and sell them for parts + shipping? I work 3rd shift...doing absolutely nothing...so it helps pass the time (and I'm gettin paid to make them already lol). Right now, I can make kits for 7gen lancers and 00-05 eclipse. I don't have anyone local with an 8gen to get the proper lengths and mounting points...but hopefully soon. I make them with the same grade wire and terminals as SUN Auto...but for way less. The kits on ebay are a universal kit that someone says will fit..but I just don't trust that. If any of you would be interested, let me know and I will start making them ASAP. Oh yeah, it cost me a total of 28.73 to make my kit...so they will be about 30-35 bucks. And I will have detaild instructions to go with them, so they're pretty much idiot proof. Look them up, see exactly what they do, and let me know.

 

Yeah, you have a 7gen. I would post a link, but I'm at work and I'm using my blackberry. Just google Sun Auto hyperground kit. There's plenty of pages to see

 

That's pretty much it. Probably the easiest way to describe how it works is to just say that it offers better grounding for components than the stock ground wires.

 

Cool. Well, tomorrow morning, I will officially post in the for sale thread with a pic and all that jazz. I am only limited to red, black, and maybe blue kits. I have a red kit made for the lancer, if you don't have a preference.

 

This is just a pic of the kit i made for a honda...it gives you an idea...

I started out by replacing the oem wire from the chassis to the motor mount, and a wire fron the engine block to the same point...

from there, I ran one to the Intake manifld...

from the manifold, i ran it to this point, where it joins a wire from the trans...

then, from that ground intersection, run to the neg battery terminal. and an extra from the terminal to the chassis...


This was the first kit that i made...the connectors I use now are gold plated ring terminals, and the wire is 99.9% pure copper. Each terminal has a silicone jacket to hide the crimps...so, they look a lot better than my kit.

 

O.k. We're gettin together tomorrow to get an 8 gen kit made. We'll get it on, see how it does, and I'll see if there are any changes that need to be made...then I'll start making them.

 

To each his own. You have the right to your opinion. But I have done my research and I make mine based off of the Sun Auto design.(Which make the kits you can have as an option from Mitsu) If you would look, there have been dyno test and other electrical system test that show they work. Personally, I am skeptical of the HP and TQ they claim, but I have used them and have noticed a few improvements. 1- slight increase in throttle response, 2-smoother idle, 3-better fuel mileage (20-30 more miles per tank). Again, as stated above, I am not making a profit on these. Whatever it cost to make the kit and shipping is all I am charging. All I am doing is putting it together and giving you the locations to attach. In the original post, I told people to look them up..read about them..then if you decide to buy one, get one from me for 1/4 of the cost of the name brand kit. Easy as that. So please, think before you start to post negative things when all I'm doing is trying to help people mod on a budget.