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    Did you both use the large post terminals on the battery end? If so, were they also crimped on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deuce4dad View Post
    Did you both use the large post terminals on the battery end? If so, were they also crimped on?
    Yes to both, for me. And I'm running EFI too, but saw no problem with using the chassis for the ground path. Running a cable direct is more conservative, and nothing wrong with that approach other than the cost.
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    i run to the frame. i know there is a lot of controversy on this but look at any new car. our 300 is loaded with electronics and power.
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