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Old 08-17-2020, 05:23 PM   #14
Jackie McCracken
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Cool Re: Wire Shielding EMI or RF Noise?

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Originally Posted by FED 387 View Post
try grounding the head to the block and the block to the frame or body with the old style braided ground straps--NEVER use solid core wire for ground wire --if you do use braided wire make sure it is of sufficient gauge and not only crimped but put a bit of solder on the wire and connecter crimp area to make sure it is really grounded ---

nothing wrong with solid wire and electrically it's actually better if done right. however, having said that stranded wire will not usually break because of vibration which solid wire will do, like a paper clip bent back and forth it will break at some point.


Some friends that run a sprint car had a similar goofy problem, make sure the distributor body is also properly grounded as the gasket will act as an insulator. You cannot have too many grounds, the more the better, including block, heads, intake, AND distributor.. and use the biggest wire you can physically get away with as modern ignitions pull a **** load of current. 12ga or bigger!


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