STL

Sounds like BS to me:
http://www.z-xtreme.com/GroundingKit.htm
Even if by some chance it's not, the $75 price for the wire is crazy-expensive.

MacGyver

First see my comments here...

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...?threadid=92377

Now let's tear apart what THESE morons wrote...

Uh, no...not even a good try on this one. If ANY signal line could withstand 100% noise and the signal is still readable then I have a seriously high-paying job for you in the communications design industry. I get first dibs on anything you want to patent!

Not necessarily, but this is such an obviously stupid and simplistic statement in it's INTENDED meaning as to not truly warrant any of my wrath.

Wow, talk about not having a clue about how signals propogate along a line...resistance does NOT make a signal fluctuate, it only attentuates it (unless that resistance is itself fluctuating, which is unlikely).

Well, they got the first and last part right, but discharges through the tires into the road?! Oh hell, I'm so dumbfounded I can't even think of a witty comment to say here, so let's just roll on to the next statement.

No, it's conducting the electricity properly...kind of a dumb way to put it. Increased resistance decreases the average number of electrons pushing through the wire (in a manner of speaking), but now i'm starting to split hairs (what, were they naughty electrons and that's why they acted improperly?).

Well I'll be damned, they got something right for a change!

Well I would hope they've been using engine grounding in standard automobiles all of these years...if they haven't, there are a BUNCH of batteries and engines with a huge surplus of charge just waiting to explode. This is kind of a no brainer, isn't it?

This is flat out false advertising. The gorunding system is for the engine, not the ECU...it does absolutely ZERO for helping out with the ECU signals. This statement alone would make me throw the system away.

Everything before the comma is wrong, everything after the comma is an acceptable claim but not guaranteed.

I'm not sure you can find any copper cables these days that AREN'T 99.9% oxygen free...if you could, they'd be green the entire way through. See my comments on this one in the previously mentioned thread.

Nothing special here...but don't let that wire touch the hot block of header for too long.

Woh, they got two things right so far...will wonders never cease!

Oh GOODY!!! I can buy something for 3 times the price what it would take me to make it with simple tools. Where do I sign up?!?!?



Yes, I'm procrastinating packing for Florida....