Homemade hyperground?
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Re:Homemade hyperground?
Originally Posted by d16z64life
Its a copper clad aluminum(cope inside of aluminum) witch is a really good conductor.
Do a write up on one of those setups. I have my own ideas, but I don't think mine will be too clean looking. It's hard to make gigantic wires look good in the engine bay and I'm not sure about that flat wire, mainly because of the aluminum.
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Re:Homemade hyperground?
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by d16z64life
Its a copper clad aluminum(cope inside of aluminum) witch is a really good conductor.
Do a write up on one of those setups. I have my own ideas, but I don't think mine will be too clean looking. It's hard to make gigantic wires look good in the engine bay and I'm not sure about that flat wire, mainly because of the aluminum.
The only reason aluminum will handle less amperage than coper is becouse its a better conductor with less resistence(read on it will make sense )...So the down fall is that it heats up and deteriorates in 1/2 the time that coper does.Thats why its rated at less amperage.If aluminums melting point wasnt lower than coper that would be the ideal conductor.Silver is the ultimate comductor .
I will do a write up on that fab/install of that ground kit.Just for you baby!
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