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<blockquote data-quote="ngallucci" data-source="post: 1784880" data-attributes="member: 568167"><p>ha ha yeah thats only a term used on the forums - i didn't know what to call it untill i found it on here. I always redo alternaotr wires and battery grounds - its always a help - but the BEST THING TO DO that i always do for big installs is to run BOTH power and GROUND to the back - when you need the power you want the best possible connection - so running a 0 gauge ground next to your 0 gauge positive is somthing I ALWAYS do</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ngallucci, post: 1784880, member: 568167"] ha ha yeah thats only a term used on the forums - i didn't know what to call it untill i found it on here. I always redo alternaotr wires and battery grounds - its always a help - but the BEST THING TO DO that i always do for big installs is to run BOTH power and GROUND to the back - when you need the power you want the best possible connection - so running a 0 gauge ground next to your 0 gauge positive is somthing I ALWAYS do [/QUOTE]
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