where to ground my amps at?
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From: Lawrence, Ks
where to ground my amps at? i need a good place to ground my amps in my camaro... i searched and found nothing. i looked around the trunk briefly and didnt find a good place to ground them. any info on where you guys used would be awesome. thanks in advance.
robby
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pull your seats out and ground it where the seat bolts down. Make a good connection by grinding down the paint around the area before you screw the bolt down. Take your time the amp will function the best when it has a good grouns.
-gary
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yup theres plenty of places in the rear cargo area. just pull up the carpet and look around. grind a little paint away and you're in business. I also used the old cd changer spot.
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Originally Posted by ls1rocker
i grounded mine back by the hatch lock, there is a triangular strip of metal that is support for the lock i believe.
its right under the latch, just pull back the carpet
its right under the latch, just pull back the carpet
1. use really beefy ground connectors. i'll explain why in #2.
2. if you've pulled out your monsoon amp, take one of the screws holding the monsoon amp in it's place, and use that instead of the screw found in the triangular piece. there are 2 grounds on the triangular piece already. move the one that won't fit on the monsoon amp screw to the bolt directly beside it. use the monsoon screw and tighten the hell out of those grounds. do make sure to sand the paint down as well. the stock screw found in that triangular piece will strip and will not get tight enough for a good ground connection. using the monsoon screw will widen the hole, but leave a very tight connection.
