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The backseat of my Tahoe has a large steel frame that is bolted to the floor(obviously). I am trying to figure out a good spot to ground my amps and rear battery. At first I was just going to use one of the bolts. As I was looking at the seat frame, I noticed that there are several places where I could just drill a hole and place a bolt for the grounds to connect to. Since the frame is bolted to the floor of the vehicle itself, would this work as a good ground?

 
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