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Spoon earth kit

I can't help but feel sceptical about earthing kits, I really cannot see how they do anything at all. imo its just engine bay bling, people just pay for 'spoon' kudos
 
Skeleton Ops said:
I can't help but feel sceptical about earthing kits, I really cannot see how they do anything at all. imo its just engine bay bling, people just pay for 'spoon' kudos
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They increase the electrical current in the car as well as look good.

Makes the windows close quicker too.

I don't have one and don't really see myself getting one but the people that have them say they are pretty good.

:)
 
Suits said:
They increase the electrical current in the car as well as look good.

Makes the windows close quicker too.

I don't have one and don't really see myself getting one but the people that have them say they are pretty good.

:)
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The theory behind them is sound enough, but as an electrical engineer I just find it hard to believe that the car is built with such duff grounding you have to buy extra bonding leads to make it work properly :confused:

I'd like to go round a car with a multimeter and test the resistance to earth without a kit fitted, and then with, to actually see if its a load of cobblers as I suspect. :)
 
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