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05-03-2003, 11:03 AM
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There are thousands of people who ground their battery to the back area of the car and it works fine. You can use the quad shock bracket as well. You want the ground cable to be no more than a couple feet long. I definitely would not run it the length of the car.
The EEC has it's own grounding cables/wires. As long as you kept them in tact you will be fine. |
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