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I just installed one of these batteries from wrxhoon today and so far so good. I have to highly recommended wrxhoon, he's a great person to do business with and I'll have no hesitation in buying from him again.

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For all those interested here is a link to the battery on Diamec's Website: http://www.diamec.com/e/product/product_detail.asp?sku=29

Nath

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I'm interested in one for my R32. Please let me know if this batch is going ahead or not.

For all those interested here is a link to the battery on Diamec's Website: http://www.diamec.com/e/product/product_detail.asp?sku=29

Nath

You can be number 4 we only need one more .

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Hi,

I'll take one. Please confirm shipping to Brisbane is the same as Mel ($20)

Cheers,

Cameron

Yes it is cameron $160 delivered to your local p.o.

I think we have 5 now , can you all confirm that you still want them sometime over the weekend and then i will order them on monday , should have them here on tuesday or wed.

dude intresed in one big time let me know how much inc post to 3500 vic

$160 including post and insurance to your local p.o. , payment not needed until the batteries are here and redy to post , when i get them i will give yoiu the a/c details by pm .

I know its a long thread but dont be lazy , read it and you will find out a lot about fitting them to your car .

I know its a long thread but dont be lazy , read it and you will find out a lot about fitting them to your car .

yer all good i know how to install them thanks hope to here soon

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