Detached Garage Sub Panel Ground Wire Question

[spam4us]

Hello everyone. I have a detached garage with a 90 amp sub panel. I already have the panel fed from the main panel.
In the sub panel I have 2 ground bars. I have a ground coming from the main which is attached to 1 ground bar. The other ground bar has a ground cable that's attached to 2 ground rods (6 ft apart). Both ground bars are attached directly to the box (not isolated). Yes, the neutral has been isolated(screw removed).

I am now installing 20 amp receptacles
So here's my question.
Does it matter which ground bar I attach the receptacle ground wire to?
Thanks

 

[mike93lx]

No. They are bonded together via the panel anyway

 

[wyliesdiesels]

nope

 

[Terry D]

Makes no difference

 

[rburke65]

This has to be the shortest answer to an electrical question on here that I’ve even seen. No one has quoted the NEC section, or chapter….unbelievable!

 

[Terry D]

This has to be the shortest answer to an electrical question on here that I’ve even seen. No one has quoted the NEC section, or chapter….unbelievable!

I don't believe there is a NEC quote saying you can use either ground bar

 

[dcg9381]

I don't believe there is a NEC quote saying you can use either ground bar

Things in NEC that are not explicitly prohibited are allowed... Sorta the nature of NEC...
If I missed the humor/sarcasm, my bad..

 

[wyliesdiesels]

code is permissive...