You should add neon light. Better hp per ringgit spent

My previous toyota seg blacktop has grounding issues. Particularly very obvious on hard to start and also during accelerations.
So i put in 4 points 100% copper grounding cables. No more hard start and accelerations become smoother. Oh that car is over 20 years old so the original grounding cable already corroded/oxidised.

It's adding fresh new cables to provide more paths for grounding, if existing cables are no longer reliable or efficient.

Electricity will travel through the path of least resistance.

Car electrical is DC.... Still need grounds?

Got feel 1. Becoz the ground cable is new/ better quality, coz i changed once, and the pickup feeling is different, but there wont be any hp increase....so yes u r rite, its kinda sohai to do that, hehehe.

Agree there will be a better feel especially after replacing old grounding cable.

However, spending RM799 TS posted video grounding cables are madness.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1495749

LYN got ground cable seller

aiayah when parking, just tie a wire from car body to the pagar overnight can oredi ma

if your car isn't that old and u never mess with the cabling of the car
u don't have to worry about grounding problem as it is well grounded by the car manufacturer

hoi gemuk tayar tak pancit ke?

Can diy la..go buy any zero oxide 4awg cable and a few cable lug and you good..

How many years should i change once?

I hate this kind of edit. Potong. Potong. Potong. Potong. Headache listening to this kind of video.

Also, if your existing ground cables already rosak, already oxidized, already uzur, rust, whatever, then changing it surely helps.

Grounding a car doesn't mean earthing, the entire body/chasis of a car is essentially a negative electrode. Sometimes the connection is not as great. Notice that a sparkplug has only one cable going in, as the engine connects directly to it as a negative point

dah tak active for long2 time

well....it doesnt mess with your existing wiring.

is just adding another cable to the negative terminal of the battery and simply bolt it to the component that has skru hole.

thats plug n play.

yup, janji got some pure copper cable with high quality sleeving and you are good to go

you dont change but add it.

is absurd to spent that kind of money. on just yet another cable.

but hey...he just another jewtuber making content to earn a living.

it will not last long when ur car engine adopted to it it will become normal again , also the connection will be oxidized

Cables

This is way good enough, I dont think it requires as much as he said.

connection oxidized? do some metal polishing loh

not sure...but i see lots of ppl recommending 4AWG gauge wire.....kinda thick thou.

does it require that thick