lolz mango2designs wrote:I have'nt made your class mags for autoX, I'll be sure to do a STS set...
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might end up in SM or something eventuallyo2designs wrote:I have'nt made your class mags for autoX, I'll be sure to do a STS set...
and its too damn bad that R888's are rated at a treadwear of 100


Damn....missed it. This is the exact kit I wanted to get.
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You haven't missed it until Nick coughs up the cash.tgnorman wrote:Damn....missed it. This is the exact kit I wanted to get.
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what are you going with instead steve?
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Well, I'll see what happens...the parents are gonna owe me for school tuition when grades come back, so I might just indulge. How much of a drop is it from stock SVT height?FORDSVTPARTS wrote:You haven't missed it until Nick coughs up the cash.tgnorman wrote:Damn....missed it. This is the exact kit I wanted to get.
2008 Bone Stock VW GLI
2004 Sonic Blue SVT ZX3, #1593 of 1978 Born 4/8/04
Stage 2 ported TB, Semi-custom Borla center exit, FSWerks CAI, FS front strut bar, suspension by FR/Multimatic gone, but not forgotten
2004 Sonic Blue SVT ZX3, #1593 of 1978 Born 4/8/04
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The old FRPP KW drop springs and stock SVT dampers, Rsheak has that setup and it rides like a Cadillac compared to my car.Pepsi50195 wrote:what are you going with instead steve?
I love the handling of the Multimatic kit but it's a bit rough for daily use (for me anyways, I'm getting old).
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1-800-598-1484 or spowell@tasca.com

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Looks like Nicks taking them, If he changes his mind I'll post em up again.tgnorman wrote:Well, I'll see what happens...the parents are gonna owe me for school tuition when grades come back, so I might just indulge. How much of a drop is it from stock SVT height?FORDSVTPARTS wrote:You haven't missed it until Nick coughs up the cash.tgnorman wrote:Damn....missed it. This is the exact kit I wanted to get.
Tasca Auto Group- Employee pricing on all parts.

http://www.tascaparts.com/partlocator/i ... eid=213668
1-800-598-1484 or spowell@tasca.com

http://www.tascaparts.com/partlocator/i ... eid=213668
1-800-598-1484 or spowell@tasca.com
Thank him for saving me the cash, then.....
2008 Bone Stock VW GLI
2004 Sonic Blue SVT ZX3, #1593 of 1978 Born 4/8/04
Stage 2 ported TB, Semi-custom Borla center exit, FSWerks CAI, FS front strut bar, suspension by FR/Multimatic gone, but not forgotten
2004 Sonic Blue SVT ZX3, #1593 of 1978 Born 4/8/04
Stage 2 ported TB, Semi-custom Borla center exit, FSWerks CAI, FS front strut bar, suspension by FR/Multimatic gone, but not forgotten