Anyone tried these? I seen them on an RSX-S in a magazine and the owner said they worked pretty well.

http://www.racinglab.com/sunhyvosytmr.html
http://www.racinglab.com/hygrsybysun.html

Just a grounding kit, nothing that your DD really needs. They use something similar for high end stereo installs.

I read that it helps torque (how, Idk?), gas mileage a little, and stability over electronics. Just curious if any of that were true.

If so, I'm always down for a little better gas mileage on my DD. Although, I don't see it working.

In the very long scope of things, I'm sure it helps. Poor grounds, and factory grounds are not always the best, can cause extra stress on the electrical system. That added stress means the alternator has to work ever so slightly harder to make everything operate properly, seeing that alternators are just big electro-magnets at heart this increases the resistance the alternator places on the charging system.

So in the very, very long scope of things, yes it helps. As for your DD, do audio "Big Three" and call it a day.

(01-03-2010 10:15 AM)rileyrat Wrote:  As for your DD, do audio "Big Three" and call it a day.

Wtf is that? Lol And why do I learn something new everyday from you? Haha

I've been running both together for at least 4yrs. Works good, esp. for my stereo set-up

My opinion, of course.

Ah, sweet. Any notice in difference of power or mpg?

http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/4/255554.html