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Like the post says..

At the moment I have a wet acid battery in the boot of my R33, this is very bad. I have found a couple of little acid prevoked rust spots in the boot! Nothing serious, just 3 little cosmetic spots.. But it just goes to show that a much better battery is needed, one that doesn't vent!

Now the cooler climate is upon us, and the old battery is slowly dieing, and I need to upgrade it anyway..

Does anybody have contacts or websites where I can find a suitable replacement. I looked in the search and only found some old group buys and not alot else.

i got my dry cell years ago, just by going through a local battery mob (was approx $250 for battery and install)

never looked back

i got a heap of stereo gear bolted to the back wall of my r33 boot, so i need to minimise battery access

been all good so far!

hey bud try Battery world.. i had a optima D34 installed in my R33 boot on the side you will need to change terminals and a new bracket tho all up it was around the 550 mark...

i got my dry cell years ago, just by going through a local battery mob (was approx $250 for battery and install)
hey bud try Battery world.. i had a optima D34 installed in my R33 boot on the side you will need to change terminals and a new bracket tho all up it was around the 550 mark...

FARK ME!

I got new battery - mine is in the front like a normal car - cost around the 50 mark - HTH :laugh::(

good on ya!

got a sealed wet battery. Not totally what i wanted, but it will do. It bolted straight in!

3 of the dry cells i was offered had different posts, the other 2 were way to dear..

She starts first hit! Yeeeeeeeeharr!

ohh, now she has some real power.. the fuel pump is whinning! good thing I'm putting a new one in!

it never rains, it pours!

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