Grounding kit install 94 Honda Accord

I bought this universal grounding kit for my 1994 Accord a week ago and it did not come with any instructions at all. The grounding kit is basically like the HKS Circle Earth System. Does anyone know how to install these things and if so, can anyone help me out!?!?!? Here is the link on what the thing looks like...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33574&item=2437020374

hey i have the same problem... did u ever get around to installing it???

is it the Sun Hyperground Earthing System. i used to have that on my 99 5spd.

no, but similar. the sun auto version is just the wires right? the circle earth has a post for the negative terminal and all the ground wires come off that (i think). think u can help me???

should be pretty simple, just find the stock grounding mounts and replace - places like the cylinger head, the tranny, the alternator, etc?

- Nathan

To really do this thing right, you first need to find a dyno and try ground the car in different places and see if where it works better. That's why the kits that come for the wrx have directions because you don't use the stock ground points. The sad thing is, you probably paid too much for something that will truely not help you. The only reason it works so well on the wrx is because they have a bad electronics system and it has been found that proper grounding can help. I haven't heard the same for the accord.

A lot of cars, also share the same common flaw 93hybrid, as far as I've seen........in any case, they don't improve power tremendously, but they do help ignition at high output as well as the more important, smooth out the lower end of the power curve.

I still do not FULLY comprehend the actual theory, etc of the grounding kits, beyond a basic theory. No one has ever really produced a good one either. But all the same, So long as you didn't pay more than $40, no biggy.

- Nathan

A lot of cars, also share the same common flaw 93hybrid, as far as I've seen........in any case, they don't improve power tremendously, but they do help ignition at high output as well as the more important, smooth out the lower end of the power curve.

I still do not FULLY comprehend the actual theory, etc of the grounding kits, beyond a basic theory. No one has ever really produced a good one either. But all the same, So long as you didn't pay more than $40, no biggy.

- Nathan

Never said they don't help, but the ones I've seen cost around $100, I can think of better ways to get this. Just upgrading your coil, cap and wires will also do the same thing.

To really do this thing right, you first need to find a dyno and try ground the car in different places and see if where it works better. That's why the kits that come for the wrx have directions because you don't use the stock ground points. The sad thing is, you probably paid too much for something that will truely not help you. The only reason it works so well on the wrx is because they have a bad electronics system and it has been found that proper grounding can help. I haven't heard the same for the accord.

yea im saving up for the HKS Circle Earth System or the Sun Hyperground Earthing System. and portaman hot ride. i like the color. and is that custom piping w/ a APEXi N1 muffler or APEXi N1 cat-back