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hey guys! first posting on fab section lol

i put new massive battery on my R34 gtt and i just flatted the front angle shape which holding front side of battery.

and after few days i realise the battery is keep sliding under the holder.. it doenst hold firmly..

so i thinking re-position the front holder.. does any welder in sydney (north side) can do this job for me?

please cry me out the price and ill get back to ya!!!

cheers

paul

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  • 2 weeks later...

I was considering getting a better battery myself but left it for later when I can be bothered manufacturing a holder. At the moment ive got bits of wood between the bracket and the battery as the bracket would otherwise crush the little caps on the cells. It feels so horribly dirty and wrong going 'bush mechanic' on and R34Gtt but I was late for work as it was. Will get around to fixing it one day.... :nyaanyaa:

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