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D_I_F Grand Master

D_I_F

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Ok.. its my bfs birthday next week.. and hes having a whinge because he can spend like 600 for mine.. to stay at a hotel but i cant spend 300 to buy him a god damm battery for his car that he doesnt even drive yet. MONEY I DONT HAVE!.. unlike him i have bills and loans to pay.. so im just going to buy him the damm thing to shut his face up..

Im looking for a federal optima battery (The yellow top ones)

I got quoted for a D34 for about $400 at battery world tempe..

Does anyone know of the same battery for cheaper?

♥ Corinne

siksII Grand Master

siksII

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look at the group buy section on this forum, wrxhoon sells dry cell (really gel cell) batteries that are less than half the price of the equivalent optima etc. many people including me have been using these batteries for some time now with no problems :whoops:

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look at the group buy section on this forum, wrxhoon sells dry cell (really gel cell) batteries that are less than half the price of the equivalent optima etc. many people including me have been using these batteries for some time now with no problems :O

Yep they are great IMO. :whoops:

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