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<blockquote data-quote="Thedeadly1" data-source="post: 5446385" data-attributes="member: 583766"><p>mustangs do not have frames, they have unibodys.</p><p></p><p>The Battery is grounded in the front in the engine bay, I will connect that to the engine block, all the wire i think is 2 gauge, its serious stuff its taylor automotive wire. Isn't the battery the best place to ground in my application? since its going to be like 2 feet away from the amps not even. Its a 1988 mustang gt. Why not ground to the battery though?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thedeadly1, post: 5446385, member: 583766"] mustangs do not have frames, they have unibodys. The Battery is grounded in the front in the engine bay, I will connect that to the engine block, all the wire i think is 2 gauge, its serious stuff its taylor automotive wire. Isn't the battery the best place to ground in my application? since its going to be like 2 feet away from the amps not even. Its a 1988 mustang gt. Why not ground to the battery though? [/QUOTE]
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