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Chi-Chat 10.1.0: #HOTDTHREADDELETEGATE
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jgarcia1925
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shdwblugti
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Something with tuna or black market boob juice
lamb110
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He should get that one that Kurt @ Komet is selling. Seems like a decent price, maybe even get another $100 off or a deal on the install.
BobLobLaw
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BoostedVW11
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details ?
jgarcia1925
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its on facetube go before i buy it..
its a CTS turbo he just took off friday.
jk im broke.
BobLobLaw
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I tagged you on facetube. Buy it before it gets snatched up!
TSI_Guy
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Excite, what's the deal with the software if you go K04? Transfer fee? New customer pricing?
REAL TALK: Are you going K04 soon? Cause that would be awesome. In4allthedeetz
dasauto0108
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It's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. There is visible damage that was caused under normal driving conditions. They said that a "necessary" amount of damage would need to expose the steel belts on the tire
What the hell kind of damage is going to be bad enough expose the belts, but wouldn't be the result of, effectively, getting in a fairly serious accident? I assumed road hazard coverage would cover something like a manufacturer defect; in other words, damage resulting from something that was not the driver's fault in some way :iono:
dasauto0108
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dasauto0108
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These Tuna tags have evolved while I was away :laugh:
BobLobLaw
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dasauto0108
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I superglued my thing back on. Some amount of points will be awarded to whomever guesses what the thing is first :thumbsup:
intoflatlines
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Well there's two things. Road hazard which is potholes, curbs, etc. And manufacturers warranty which is defects. Either way, you'd think that the damage would be covered by either. Just accidentally run over a pile of nails so that it punctures the sidewall, that should cover road hazard right?It's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. There is visible damage that was caused under normal driving conditions. They said that a "necessary" amount of damage would need to expose the steel belts on the tire
What the hell kind of damage is going to be bad enough expose the belts, but wouldn't be the result of, effectively, getting in a fairly serious accident? I assumed road hazard coverage would cover something like a manufacturer defect; in other words, damage resulting from something that was not the driver's fault in some way :iono:
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