I have a stillen grounding kit. I noticed that the shifts are a lot faster, but the throttle lag is still there.

 

notice above i said it didnt do sh*t for the lag lol

but shifting IS faster

 

Shift lag, throttle lag, same ****. Kits dont do crap lol

 

If you buy two grounding kits the transmission will actually shift before you tell it to. That's how much they cut down lag.

 

There was a claim by Nissan that at full throttle, the shift time for 7AT is 0.5sec, if the grounding kits can even lower it by 0.1, can people really tell the difference between 0.4-0.5? Even 0.1 can be an exaggeration, that's 20% faster, I'm sure Nissan engineers are smarter than that.

 

its odd to think that our infiniti isnt grounded enough.... all that electronic crap going on in there and they forgot wires? hehe :thewave

dont have a grounding kit on this car but had em on my past 2, didnt notice any difference, just looked cool and didnt cost much

 

i cant see how grounding a few things is going to make the trans shift any faster than it is programmed to do by the ecu

 

personally, I have a Stillen Grounding kit and I've DEFINITELY had better response times when it comes to gear shifts.. I'm thinking that maybe some people aren't sensitive to slight changes in their shift lags, or expecting dual-clutch tranny response times (both of which would lead to disappointment if that's what you're expecting).

Then again, what I consider significant may be negligible by other's standards.. Or I might have had a slower transmission which had seen better result margins.. either way, I'm happy with what I'm seeing so far and I would definitely buy it again if I had the choice!!

 

There are few threads started by satisfied users, but there are also quiet few threads that questions about BB kit, -> drain batteries faster.
Don't know if it's true or not, but..

And people who said there are difference after grounding kit, can you explain how it works? thicker wire helps by how.
Wouldn't reseting your ECU and drive hard few times.. and make computer memorize that helps to feel more difference in shifting?

 

This guy is like.. look the majority of us (me 4 times and someone else once) don't thin so.. so no we are right..

people like this are funny, online and in real life.

 

I think you have to try it to know if the grounding kit works or not.
If you don't feel it's not working, sell it back and never buy again.
If you feel any difference, keep it and buy it for the future cars.
You will never know what the kit can change, what the exhaust really sounds like on your car, etc... unless you tried the product.
Read the review, ask members, but it's all up to you at the end...you and your trigger finger~ ^^

 

Waste of money, but they look pretty! No factual proof that they do anything but take your money. This was my question and reply from a company that sells them;

QUESTION:
My inner skeptic says that grounding kits are Voodoo, unless existing wiring is corroded or has loose contacts.. If they do what is said of them, why the multimillion dollar corporations and overpaid electrical engineers have not caught on is a mystery to me. If they actually help a trans shift better, I am sure there are some Infiniti engineers that would like to know about it for their 7AT! I grant you they look nice and dress up the engine bay, but? Any links available to hard facts and not just "it runs better"?



ANSWER:
I'm certain you must be right. If you're convinced that it's not at all possible that something like this could possibly be of any use in improving the drivability of a car, then you should probably not even consider it. No links or facts, just good old fashioned voodoo.

 

I take it you did not sense the sarcasm in his response?

 

I took that he had no answer.

 

Agree'd.