After much procrastination and obstacle after obstacle, I finally got a couple of things done.
First off, I finished my homemade grounding kit. I made it myself and tried to emulate 1sty's kit as much as possible because his was top-notch as I understand it. I used 8 awg wiring from KnuKonceptz, Monster sealed-end ring terminals, SoundQuest battery terminals, and heat-shrinked everything to further protect it from the elements. I did all the soldering, crimping, measuring, and installation myself. It may not sound impressive but I pretty proud of how it came out. My stock grounds were looking a little worse for the wear and I needed to redo my amp wiring and such. Pretty inexpensive mod if your a DIY kind a guy.
Second, I got my Mazdaspeed 4-point harness installed. The belts say Mazdaspeed on them (in the pics they are covered by my knock-off Mazdaspeed belt pads) but the harness itself is made by Sabelt (one of the best as I understand). I know I'm still using a stock seat but I hope that will miraculously transform into a Corbeau FX1 pretty soon. I love the feeling of being strapped in like that, it might even take away a little of my hatred toward the lack of bolstering in the stock seats.
First off, I finished my homemade grounding kit. I made it myself and tried to emulate 1sty's kit as much as possible because his was top-notch as I understand it. I used 8 awg wiring from KnuKonceptz, Monster sealed-end ring terminals, SoundQuest battery terminals, and heat-shrinked everything to further protect it from the elements. I did all the soldering, crimping, measuring, and installation myself. It may not sound impressive but I pretty proud of how it came out. My stock grounds were looking a little worse for the wear and I needed to redo my amp wiring and such. Pretty inexpensive mod if your a DIY kind a guy.
Second, I got my Mazdaspeed 4-point harness installed. The belts say Mazdaspeed on them (in the pics they are covered by my knock-off Mazdaspeed belt pads) but the harness itself is made by Sabelt (one of the best as I understand). I know I'm still using a stock seat but I hope that will miraculously transform into a Corbeau FX1 pretty soon. I love the feeling of being strapped in like that, it might even take away a little of my hatred toward the lack of bolstering in the stock seats.
