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07-10-2017 #1
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Attaching Grounds to Frame and Body
I was thinking about using steel 'Rivet Nuts' as the attachment points for several grounds rather than driving bolts into the sheet metal. It would make for a clean install and I could use stainless button heads for a tidy look. Has anyone done this or are there any pro/cons to the method?
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07-10-2017 #2
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I see no issues with doing that. I also like using the thick braided stainless style of ground straps. AC Delco makes all kinds and they are relatively inexpensive on Amazon. Like this:
Originally Posted by mklinger
https://www.amazon.com/ACDelco-EGS18...s=ground+strap
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Right. I've done that, works great. Just make sure you are using like metals, or you could encourage galvanic corrosion.
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