Hyper Ground System - Install help
New to this forum...Greetings.
Does anyone have experience installing a Sun Hyper Ground/Voltage System on a Tahoe, preferably a 2008? Looking for tips on grounding points, even a diagram of said grounding points, etc...
I have one from a previous, 2004 Tahoe, and had installed by a mechanic friend of mine who is no longer available.
thanks.
Does anyone have experience installing a Sun Hyper Ground/Voltage System on a Tahoe, preferably a 2008? Looking for tips on grounding points, even a diagram of said grounding points, etc...
I have one from a previous, 2004 Tahoe, and had installed by a mechanic friend of mine who is no longer available.
thanks.
Thanks. Was trying to avoid a trial/error installation mostly. I am not entirely sold on the grounding system. Supposedly it stabilizes the electric system of the vehicle, improves performance, etc. I put it (had it put on) my '04 Z71 Tahoe, to hopefully improve the gas mileage, honestly could not tell a difference. Thought I would give it a shot with my '08. Depending on where you ground the 3 out going wires, can affect different things. I know, sounds hokie, probably is. Not expecting a whole lot, but hate that i have this thing laying around doing nothing!
Hope you didn't have to pay for that.
If you did, then as George Hull (not P. T. Barnum) said, "A sucker is born every minute".
I'd hesitate to make any mods to the ground system on these beasts since they seem to have enuf gremlins on their own.
Looked this up and it certainly sounds like a scam based on their claims. Reminds me of the claims that they make for Monster speaker cables.
If you did, then as George Hull (not P. T. Barnum) said, "A sucker is born every minute".

I'd hesitate to make any mods to the ground system on these beasts since they seem to have enuf gremlins on their own.

Looked this up and it certainly sounds like a scam based on their claims. Reminds me of the claims that they make for Monster speaker cables.
Last edited by 73shark; May 10, 2012 at 6:35 PM. Reason: Added info
I wouldn't bother putting it in honestly. I can see no benefit from something like that, it says it improves it, but how do they know it ain't where it needs to be??? lol just one more thing to fry and cause problems later???
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I'm glad you skipped the hoax product.
those things are hilarious. I even saw a product that plugged into your 12v (lighter) and stated to give you better MPG.
SERIOUSLY?! HOW THE FAQUE would that work?
Ohh wait... it doesn't...
I wouldn't even bother w/the intake thing. if GM could have gotten 20 bolt on HP or 1 more MPG of reliable usable engine... they would have. If you want to go faster, you should have gotten the 6.2L
Else... leave it alone... it always seems to work better... Those high pitched intakes just give me a headache...
those things are hilarious. I even saw a product that plugged into your 12v (lighter) and stated to give you better MPG.
SERIOUSLY?! HOW THE FAQUE would that work?
Ohh wait... it doesn't...
I wouldn't even bother w/the intake thing. if GM could have gotten 20 bolt on HP or 1 more MPG of reliable usable engine... they would have. If you want to go faster, you should have gotten the 6.2L
Else... leave it alone... it always seems to work better... Those high pitched intakes just give me a headache...
IF you are not already, using synthetic oil can help with MPG over the long run...
use of quality (not necessarily high octane) fuel, regular maintenance... i.e. air filter, oil changes, tire inflation and rotation and good driving habits will give you at or near rated MPG....
use of quality (not necessarily high octane) fuel, regular maintenance... i.e. air filter, oil changes, tire inflation and rotation and good driving habits will give you at or near rated MPG....






