Is this area safe to drill?

[bladerunner555]

Just want to make sure I am ok to put some self tapping screws here...

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I need some grounding points for my offroad lights.Yes,I know that I need to sand away the paint to make a good connection.

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[JRB]

The unibody really won't notice a difference.

If you can I would try to find the next closest ground, and just extend the wire to avoid having to drill a new hole in the unibody, better threaded bolt in said area probably, and one area less to corrode.

Any specific reason to choose there over somewhere else for your setup?

 

[bladerunner555]

OK,i'll see if I can reach one of the bolts in the door

 

[sleazy rider]

Ok, most sigs I can deal with. This one seems a bit over the top. You could delete and just start a thread in the Member's Journal section. then link it in your sig.

 

[tommudd]

For me and most that would not be an ideal place to run a ground wire at all
Why there and where are you running a ground from ?

 

[iceaxe1967]

I use the factory ground locations, best to place the ground close to item it is for.

 

[Old Man Jeep]

Just want to make sure I am ok to put some self tapping screws here...

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I need some grounding points for my offroad lights.Yes,I know that I need to sand away the paint to make a good connection.

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Forever electrical connection to metal bodies easy , Star washers they really bite into the metal best way to ground. (Lowes)
If you need the ground to the sheet metal Use a crushable nut insert quarter inch or 3/8 and use dielectric grease on the threads.