Grounding Points

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GAINMOB

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does anyone know where there are good frame grounding points on 2nd gens? prepping to push 8K watts in the truck
 

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Just looked at the wiring diagrams and that is the only location with a factory ground all the other grounding points are on body locations
appears that you may have to drill and mount any grounding points you need
 
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plan on having 4 batteries in the rear...but i'm going to have 5 amps in the truck
 

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Your going into the big truck neighborhood with the total amperage those batteries will provide. You may want to consider isolating the circuit from the vehicles circuitry - if you were to use 4-925cca batteries that would be 3700cca on the ground side.
 
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Yea it would.

"Man I can run my starter for a full 2 minutes without my batteries even draining. Then my starter melts and catches on fire...."
 

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Great just checking. As for grounding points, in mine, I have 2 going directly through the floor in the rear right beside the frame and bolted to it on either side. In the front I have 3, one extra to the stock ground and then 2 more the the frame on both sides right behind the upper control arms.
 
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