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Offline N-Wales_vr6

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Re:Are R32s slow?
« Reply #30 on: 10 February 2004, 08:05 »
Que the heavenly choir whilst i rejoice!!! Thank you Jeffers for your reply to my quest for knowledge, what an awesome pic too they both look subtle yet purposeful! I had heard the R32 was about the same acceleration as a vr with all the extra weight they were carrying, but saw one again yesterday and it sounded as good as it looked so who cares!!

Will have to keep mine in its virtual garage in project gotham and compare with the forthcoming Gran Turismo 4 which i believe has all the vag range in it past and present!!! MMMM!!  8)
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Offline NJ

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Re:Are R32s slow?
« Reply #31 on: 14 February 2004, 13:25 »
32 all the way  :)
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Offline jv

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Re:Are R32s slow?
« Reply #32 on: 14 February 2004, 17:01 »
hey NJ, long time, no see.

Your car still keeping you amused then?
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Offline simon123

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Re:Are R32s slow?
« Reply #33 on: 14 February 2004, 20:10 »
by the looks of that car i would say ir was :P
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Offline NJ

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Re:Are R32s slow?
« Reply #34 on: 25 February 2004, 08:35 »
What can I say, to busy driving to keep up with the forums  ;)

Car is now just over a year old, clocked over 21k, upgraded the exhaust to the new straight through Miltek.

Still a thumbs up from me, just gets better and better  :)

Nicky
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