Anyone know of another grounding kit other than the Stillen kit?

Was excited to finally do a wire tuck in the engine bay. I bought a bunch of loom awhile back only to find out the product they sent me and the product I purchased were not the same. The loom they sent won't hold up to the engine bay temps.

Well that sucks. You should return it...oh wait you ordered it three years ago. My bad!!! LMAO

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It was last year. Dìck :mad: :mad:

Everyone needs to give Bob reps until he's maxed out for that one :tup:

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Wrong! Car parts are drugs.

I re-loomed the entire engine bay with Alex Tech looms off Amazon a year ago. No melting or other issues.

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I've seen nothing that says it's worth it. If you want to look pretty though in the video get a dress up kit with that $

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I already have the dress up kit :P

Gonna grab the Stillen grounding kit and paint it.

Amazon can go to hell :hello:

I contacted the company about the mistake with my previous order and they gave me a 30% off coupon for another order. We'll see. There are lots of options out there.

I'z home with a nasty bump on the head. :shakes head: Was closing a door at work and it fell, hitting me in the head. That's the hardest I've been hit in a long time. :eek: My head hurts and my neck is a little stiff.

The door was made out of a 4x8x3/4 plywood. The hinges was mounted a 2x4 that was mounted to metal racking. They used self-tapping screws about 3" long to hold the 2x4 in place. When I shut the door. The 2x4 split at the top. The weight of the door was just too much for the rest of the screws. It all came down on top of me.

I have them over a barrel if anything happens. I got pictures. :tup:

I'm still waiting on something that I ordered the beginning of Dec. :shakes head: