Category: Engine - Electrical
Price: $50
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): MN
Item Condition: Used

Hey all,

Just wanted to post in hopes of finding a used ground wire kit that someone might be interested in selling. I am open to negotiation on price, just respond or shoot me a PM. I am also open on brand - BlackBetty, Stillen, etc. Thanks.

 

I got a grounding kit I could sell you


i have these i can sell ya $80shipped

 

What brand is it?

 

Looks homemade; which is very easy, takes 30 minutes and will cost 1/5th the price.

 

Yeah? You think that is the way to go? I was just not sure about materials, measurements, etc.

 

I have the BB kit that has been off the car for a while now in red. Shoot me an offer if you're interested it's in good condition.

 

Super Easy man, and I enjoyed putting it together. Can also customize your own colors and add additional grounding points if you wanted. Just need basic tools and there's a walk through on it. Here you go man:

https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...-your-own.html


It has everything listed you would need. You'll want to get 5/16 diameter for the connectors

 

I used the guide that RMB5190 just posted. I made my ground kit and installed it myself about a week ago.

In that guide the original poster said to order 12ft of 8 gauge wiring.

I decided to order 12ft of 4 gauge wiring instead. I bought all the wires and connectors for about $35 shipped from KnuConceptz.

I went for the top of the line Kollossus Flex OFC cable.

OFC stands for Oxygen Free Copper. It has better conductivity compared to your "standard/conventional" CCA/KCA wires which stand for Copper Clad Aluminum.

OFC is 100% copper. Best you can buy.

Knuconceptz wires sold by the foot - Kolossus Fleks Kable

Gold plated ring terminals you will need - Crimp Terminals

Keep in mind you will need something to actually crimp the connector to the wires. I definitely would not recommend trying to use pliers. It might be possible but I'm sure it's probably a bitch. I can't imagine using pliers on 4 gauge wires.

This is what I used - https://www.harborfreight.com/hydrau...ool-66150.html

I did have the crimping tool already on hand. Nice to have.

 

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I was able to score a used BB kit with the 4ga wires for a very fair price.

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