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Raizin Volt stabiliser KITS with earthing cables for only $54!! WOW - This offer has now ended!!

Main Unit w/Super Earth Cables

• Increases Torque at Low and Middle Speeds

• Stabilizes Idling and Improves Engine Kick-Over

• Improves Engine Response

• Increases Headlight Brightness

• Improved Fuel Economy

• Improved Battery Life

• Improves Audio Quality

For the ultimate in electrical efficiency, Raizin brings you not only superior electrical efficiency and voltage stabilization, but with our original circuitry design and special noise reduction condenser you can enjoy diminished noise and lessened high-frequency impedence.

HUNDREDS IN STOCK NOW

How to order:

Please order here: http://www.gktech.com.au/products/?ID=78

Then click "add to cart" and continue through checkout.

PayPal is not listed on the website but is available. Please make PayPal payments out to: [email protected]

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

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cheers,

Greg Kruse - GK Technologies

www.gktech.com.au

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More pictures can be seen on our website here: http://www.gktech.com.au/products/?id=78&show=Gallery

how do these work with the r33 battery in the boot?

You can run a cable from the boot to the engine bay and then connect the volt stabilizer up to the cable (at least 4 gauge in size is recomended)

cheers,

Greg

when does the offer end?

As this stage we haven't set a time but they are selling very quickly. (we had over 100 units in stock only a few days ago, we're now down to 63 units)

cheers,

Greg

just received mine too greg... and installed the volt kit tonight! looks sweet bro. left you some feedback too.

just received mine too greg... and installed the volt kit tonight! looks sweet bro. left you some feedback too.

Great to hear mate.

Pleasure doing business with you once again >_<

cheers,

Greg

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