Spoon earth kit
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Try looking in the how to section. Then try looking in the how to series sticky. Then try looking in the fitting a Spoon earthing kit clicky.
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Cheers mate
Tried to search infact tried for like an hour LOL
Be getting it fitted now then
Although it doesn't state it in the how to, a torch may be of some use if you're going to do it now.
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The theory behind Earthing kits of course makes sense, but you're unlikely to feel any noticeable difference with one fitted.
I've got one of LeeH's kits fitted and if anything, the windows aren't as slow going up when you've got other electrically draining things on such as the lights. This may just be my imagination though.
At worst, It's a bit of engine bling.
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Ah, so it just makes the current stronger does it?
My passenger side window goes up so slowly it's painfull
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Ah, so it just makes the current stronger does it?
My passenger side window goes up so slowly it's painfull
This is the theory behind it.
Basically, The earthing kit short cuts the route back to the negative terminal on the battery by having the kit strategically attached to certain areas of the engine bay. This improves the response of stuff running from the battery.
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I agree with Jermal
Doesnt make any noticeable difference just seems to stop the lights dimming whn you put the windows up and things like that,
Think im missing a wire though after reading the tutorial last night
Only have one length of it (the one that splits in 2)
the tutorial seems to say there are 3 points and the battery
ah well its on :lol
Doesnt make any noticeable difference just seems to stop the lights dimming whn you put the windows up and things like that,
Think im missing a wire though after reading the tutorial last night
Only have one length of it (the one that splits in 2)
the tutorial seems to say there are 3 points and the battery
ah well its on :lol
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I've just seen this one go on 'fleabay'. Is this a good price for a kit?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220408062038
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220408062038
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That is not a Spoon earthing kit. That's just a generic earth kit. Does the same thing I though.
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Found out where this kit was from, it's a Funkypower job.
http://www.funkypower.co.uk/catalog...year=&level1=&level2=&level3=&id_product=4605
I ended up doing the buy it now on this thing because I didn't know what the Spoon kit looked like. Still, £24 delivered is cheap for any earthing kit! :lol:
However it hasn't arrived yet, it'll be a week tomorrow. I think the guy was a bit annoyed when I said I didn't think it was genuine Spoon. Ho hum. Maybe a paypal claim in the pipeline....
http://www.funkypower.co.uk/catalog...year=&level1=&level2=&level3=&id_product=4605
I ended up doing the buy it now on this thing because I didn't know what the Spoon kit looked like. Still, £24 delivered is cheap for any earthing kit! :lol:
However it hasn't arrived yet, it'll be a week tomorrow. I think the guy was a bit annoyed when I said I didn't think it was genuine Spoon. Ho hum. Maybe a paypal claim in the pipeline....
