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Sadly I sold them. Still regret getting rid of them too. When it really came down to it I wanted to set the car up for the track and the thought of screwing up one of those volks wasn't very appealing. I've always been an rpf1 fanboy and they are cheap and easily replaceable so I went that route. I don't care that they've been done a million times. That and the fact that selling them helped pay for the HT. Just can't be a baller on a budget 
Sadly I sold them. Still regret getting rid of them too. When it really came down to it I wanted to set the car up for the track and the thought of screwing up one of those volks wasn't very appealing. I've always been an rpf1 fanboy and they are cheap and easily replaceable so I went that route. I don't care that they've been done a million times. That and the fact that selling them helped pay for the HT. Just can't be a baller on a budget
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^ no Sadly I sold them. Still regret getting rid of them too. When it really came down to it I wanted to set the car up for the track and the thought of screwing up one of those volks wasn't very appealing. I've always been an rpf1 fanboy and they are cheap and easily replaceable so I went that route. I don't care that they've been done a million times. That and the fact that selling them helped pay for the HT. Just can't be a baller on a budget
Sadly I sold them. Still regret getting rid of them too. When it really came down to it I wanted to set the car up for the track and the thought of screwing up one of those volks wasn't very appealing. I've always been an rpf1 fanboy and they are cheap and easily replaceable so I went that route. I don't care that they've been done a million times. That and the fact that selling them helped pay for the HT. Just can't be a baller on a budget car loooks great, man!
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