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<blockquote data-quote="LetMyBeatPound" data-source="post: 8597148" data-attributes="member: 673630"><p>I'm in the just waiting for my wire n hydrolic crimper to do mine. I will being doing 2 from the Negative terminal, one to the engine block, the other to chassis. Just make sure you clean the spots really good. See your in Philly, where you prep for your grounds to attach, preferableably degreased and then sanded to bare metal I would apply a healthy coating if dielectric grease to prevent rusting and too keep a good ground connection. As you probably already know, the salt they put down during the winter can oxidize unprotected metal very quickly. I would also used tinned copper lugs on these areas as the tinning will also help protect the copper for the harsh elements. I that helps you out a bit!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LetMyBeatPound, post: 8597148, member: 673630"] I'm in the just waiting for my wire n hydrolic crimper to do mine. I will being doing 2 from the Negative terminal, one to the engine block, the other to chassis. Just make sure you clean the spots really good. See your in Philly, where you prep for your grounds to attach, preferableably degreased and then sanded to bare metal I would apply a healthy coating if dielectric grease to prevent rusting and too keep a good ground connection. As you probably already know, the salt they put down during the winter can oxidize unprotected metal very quickly. I would also used tinned copper lugs on these areas as the tinning will also help protect the copper for the harsh elements. I that helps you out a bit! [/QUOTE]
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