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Yeah, the rotors I guess is a personal choice. I would just save some money on them and then you can grab the RS4 grill with the money saved on them. Good luck.

Lucy, 2 years old, Boxer/Ridgeback http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r247/A4SHO/CopyofJHB_5170.jpg http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r247/A4SHO/CopyofJHB_5188.jpg

As for your brakes, I would suggest buying new OEM plain rotors, a good pad (maybe Hawk HPS), SS brake lines and tyrol bushings (if made for S4). Those are the recommended brake mods for all GTI's/R32's. The slotted/drilled rotors provide no performance, they only cost more. Just trying to save you some money, and gain some braking performance. I would also suggest a bilstein/H&R combo or a good coilover setup. Go turbo back exhaust, that is where the power is, in the downpipes, not the catback. Skip the RS4 grill unless you change all of the lower grills. Just my suggestions. lol Saw you at your work......ate their the other day.

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Amazing. I used to love Legos.

Nice car man. I have seen it a few times. Fellow MKV driver.

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That is crazy.

Ford Thunderbird Supercoupe/Turbocoupe 90's volvo sedan/wagon 2dr Dodge Ram full size SUV thing

I agree, banning books is dumb. I am going to follow this election closely, but so far the Elephant is winning.

I agree.

I like boxers. My dog is a Ridgeback/Boxer mix. The recent media coverage of huge amounts of pit bull attacks certainly does not help a situation like this either.

Its so nieve to think that a parents words can keep a kid from doing something. When did you all start having sex? How many times was it unprotected? Have you smoked weed? Drank under age? etc. (Good) Parents teach their kids to the best of their abilities, but sometimes it plain just doesn't work. Sex until marriage, only sex with love, bang anything with legs, whatever your opinion is, your kids will do what they want to do. If you have your head on straight, this could be a learning experience for her.

Your average person is terrified of dogs, and are complete idiots. This makes them act in stupid ways thinking the dog will bite/attack them. His daughter probably was crying, said, "DADDY, a dog was chasing me and I was so scared, wwwwwwaaaaaaaaa." However, it is your responsibility to not allow that to happen. Given it was a puppy, it is understandable. The father was just trying to protect his girl. My brothers Doberman is such a sweet dog, would never heart a fly. He doesn't use a leash and sometimes he goes running up to people. Its funny to see what they do sometimes, but is totally understandable being afraid of a 90lb Doberman running at you. lol What I find amazing is even dog owners are afraid of dogs most of the time. They act so dumb when a dog isnt completely boring, lazy. Sorry this happened.

I completely agree with you........well not completely. The 3.2 is better for those that don't mod their cars. It is significantly faster stock for stock than the 2.0T, sounds better, doesn't have the slight vibration at idle as the 2.0T and is more smooth. With that said, I would take a 2.0T, and did 3 years ago. You know all about the 2.0T, great engine, great mileage, great mod potential. THe OP sounds like someone who would value the 3.2s strengths, thats why I mentioned it.

My parents told me the same thing. I am 23, so I wasn't paying too much attention when Clinton was in office. This fact is overlooked, but will not outweigh the loss of american lives due to the war.

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Sounds like you have rational thought lol. Its nice to talk politics with people who have rational thought. Sometimes it can turn really ugly, fast.

Funny what people (myself included) choose to remember/care about.

I agree

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Politicians use people/issues to their advantage. I was simply pointing out it was/is a strategy to WIN the election for McCain to pick Palin.

And Barack isn't playing on his color advantage?

I haven't seen a break down like that before. Interesting information. I am a student now, but my family will benifit from McCain's tax plan, not Obama's. I also hope to be in the higher braket once I graduate as well.