Due to a steering damper on 84R, the former owner relocated the coil with this bracket.
If I make a nice aluminum one, will it no longer ground at all to the frame and will I have to run a seperate ground wire from one of the coil mounts to frame?
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Due to a steering damper on 84R, the former owner relocated the coil with this bracket.
If I make a nice aluminum one, will it no longer ground at all to the frame and will I have to run a seperate ground wire from one of the coil mounts to frame?
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alluminum is a conductor but use the volt meter to make sure its compadible with the steel bracket to be sure
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alluminum is a conductor but use the volt meter to make sure its compadible with the steel bracket to be sure. dont forget alum-steel combo will corrode more than steel-steel
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Originally Posted by Huffa
thats what i would do. i had a sled with aluminum mounting brackets for the coils and it had wires going from each coil to the steel sub frame.
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Aluminum will work perfect. It's used for both the common and ground wires in your home electrical panel.....
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that is true but your home elect pan is not running out in the elements
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