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grounding questions

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smokienutz

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i read mostt of posplayr's thread and i understand why and where to put ground for my r/r. i read somwhere in a thread that i needed to run a common ground for all my grounds. i was thinking if i did this, would it cause a short? if i ran 1 wire to all the frame/engine ground points, would this be better or is it a waste of time?

please lol i am not openning a new ground this way discussion :). just asking now while i have the bike apart.
 
ok. i am not that smart ;). so YES running a wire to connect allt my grounds together is a good way to go? so all ground points end up back to the negative side of the battery?
 
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