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Old 07-12-2005, 07:07 AM
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Old 07-12-2005, 10:59 AM
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Yea...delay in drive by wire sucks...I went to my dealership's service center and told them my tC had a lag and after a very short road test they determined nothing was wrong

Grounding kit going on this week...thanks for the links guys.
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go to hifisoundconnection.com. get 15feet of stinger 4gauge power wire, get 16 ring terminal connectors, and that's it. pick grounding points, if u want, use the groundfusion points, measure them out, cut them, and then install them. cost-15ft of wire @ $1.25 per ft=$18.75 4 packs of stinger ring terminals @ $1.65 each=$6.60 add shipping and u're looking at about $30-$35.
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Originally Posted by yellot00tr
go to hifisoundconnection.com. get 15feet of stinger 4gauge power wire, get 16 ring terminal connectors, and that's it. pick grounding points, if u want, use the groundfusion points, measure them out, cut them, and then install them. cost-15ft of wire @ $1.25 per ft=$18.75 4 packs of stinger ring terminals @ $1.65 each=$6.60 add shipping and u're looking at about $30-$35.

great advice.
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Originally Posted by reagulator
home depot doesnt have 8-guage or 4-gauge connectors. Ace Hardware on the other hand is golden
my home depot does.. weird


Ace Hardware ROCKS.. they have lots of stuff used for oil fittings too
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Old 07-12-2005, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by yellot00tr
go to hifisoundconnection.com. get 15feet of stinger 4gauge power wire, get 16 ring terminal connectors, and that's it. pick grounding points, if u want, use the groundfusion points, measure them out, cut them, and then install them. cost-15ft of wire @ $1.25 per ft=$18.75 4 packs of stinger ring terminals @ $1.65 each=$6.60 add shipping and u're looking at about $30-$35.
15' is enough? for some reason i thought i'd need more than that.
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Old 07-12-2005, 11:21 PM
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would nology hotwires help any?
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Old 07-13-2005, 01:37 AM
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Cheaper yet: Mcmaster-Carr.com

Search for product number: 6948K89...available in black or red at $1.00 a foot...they also have connectors.
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15' should be more than enough. u're probably gonna use about 12-13' actually. 15 is just to be safe incase something gets messed up or whatever. i don't really see what could get messed up, but why not get the extra 2 or 3' in case-it's only gonna cost like $4 more. also, home depot definitely has connectors-go to the electrical department. the only issue with doing this install yourself is the crimping. 4gauge wire is pretty thick and u're not gonna find a crimping tool for it very easily. u're either gonna have to use a vice or set of pliers unless u can find an industrial sized crimper that'll let u crimp 4 gauge.
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being that big they aren't too hard to work with.. i hate working with the smaller crap
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Old 07-13-2005, 03:42 AM
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I'm real interested in this kit by groundfusion or the do it yourself mod, can anybody thorougly explain how to hook these things up and what it's for, i just hear 15' blah blah blah and stuff, I'm pretty sure on what to get from Ace Hardware now, but what do i do after that
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https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...261&highlight=

Do a search, people...

Its written for an xA but it is such a good tutorial you should be able to use the info for a tC too.
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Old 07-13-2005, 03:57 AM
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sportmanged:

you need to be able to crimp, and losen. tighten bolts. the ground points are posted in this thread, and the materials needed are posted in this thread. if you can't figure it out from that, you probably shouldn't be messing with the electrical components of your car
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Old 07-13-2005, 04:12 AM
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wow thanks for that, sorry about the no searching, are the grounding points the same on the tC?
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excellent.....this was an extremely helpful topic peeoples....next mod? yea

Im gonna keep a watch to see how the 1.0 does theirs.
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i just did the install yesterday with the stuff i bought from hifisound. only difference, i used platinum terminals from stinger so it was a lil more expensive. i'll try and take some pics for u guys this weekend. i have a pivot raizin grounding kit with voltage stabilizer, but the groundfusion points are different for whatever reason. other than battery to chasis, none of the other ones are the same. the pivot kit grounded the throttle, intake manifold, and some other things-can't remember-did those like 3 months ago and my short and long term memory are kinda shot. i have to finish the install-i have the weapon r cold air box and greddy catch tank installed, so it was too annoying to remove that stuff yesterday-my time was limited. when i finish the install-the last 2 wires, i'll take pics of the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by sportmaned
wow thanks for that, sorry about the no searching, are the grounding points the same on the tC?
http://www.clubsciontc.com/modules.p...ewtopic&t=3691
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Originally Posted by reagulator
home depot doesnt have 8-guage or 4-gauge connectors. Ace Hardware on the other hand is golden
weird... was just looking the last few days at local places to pick up 4-gauge ring connecters.... lowes had some... but wasnt about to buy 16 at $6 a pair, Ace Hardware didnt have anything bigger than 10gauge, Circuit City, Cartoys, and a few other audio shops also had them for $4-5 a pair...
found 3packs of 4gauge ring connecters at $2.97.. buck each...at Home Depot....
location must play some part in what each store stocks i guess... but did find 4gauge ring terminals at home depot.. $3 for pack of 3
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http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=095-656

$2.85 for 2 pairs gold plated.
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do you have to purchase different bolts?
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