no your not, its painted and not good for grounding. Best thing to do it to drill a hole and bolt it down, or screw it
where to ground
am i good with the bolt holding the jack? what did you all do
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sounds good...any kind of sealant necessary to keep rust away?
A nice big dab of electrolytic grease. Every few months - inspect and if necessary unbolt, clean and freshen everything up with a wire brush - regrease.sounds good...any kind of sealant necessary to keep rust away?
The Ground is the most important part of your high current, amplified audio system.
thats part of why you need to do the big 3 with just about any stereo system or electrical upgrade like high powered lightsA nice big dab of electrolytic grease. Every few months - inspect and if necessary unbolt, clean and freshen everything up with a wire brush - regrease.
The Ground is the most important part of your high current, amplified audio system.
I drilled a whole in my floor, installed a gromet and ran my grounds down by the body mount....
thats always nice, more so if you go to frame while your there!I drilled a whole in my floor, installed a gromet and ran my grounds down by the body mount....
I did, where the bodymount hits the frame...
ive heard of this, guess ill have to read up on what it is exactly since I'll probably need to do itthats part of why you need to do the big 3 with just about any stereo system or electrical upgrade like high powered lights
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