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My freind and I are hooking up a system in his blazer. I told him that should run the power cord to the batttery(duh) and the ground cord to the wheel well, which is right next to the amp. I told him b/c the shorest path to ground is the best. Is this true, that we want the shortest path to ground, as opposed to running it to the battery?
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Yes, shortest path. Just make sure it's touching bare metal. -
Yes. this is true. However, make SURE it has a good connection. A short distance to a bad connection to ground is wors than a long distance to a good connection.<b>Trucks</b> <br />\'05 Dodge 3500 Dually <i>Cummins Turbo Diesel</i><br />\'98 Dodge 2500 4x4 <i>360 V8 (Wife\'s)</i><br /><b>Toys</b><br />\'81 Chevy K10 <i>Stroker/Swampers/Custom Suspension/1-Tons/Beadlocks</i><br />\'99 Camaro Z28 <i>6 Spd, T-tops, Borla</i><br /><br /><b>Real trucks don\'t have spark plugs</b>Comment
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make sure if he has multiple amps that they all go to the same ground.Comment
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