2004 A8 Items for Sale - GREAT DEAL
 

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hope all is well.
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1-$225 - NEW Rear Drill Slot Brake Rotors & Pads - (easy install, increase braking power by 30%). + NEW Rear Hawk Brake Pads - low dust, better grip, lasts up to 50k+ miles and keeps wheels clean...you will appreciate this! I use these pad on my Mercedes before the audi and they are wayy better then OEM and the chrome wheels stay clean. (on ebay rotors and pad sell for $285)
2-$15 Air Filter for engine. Part#4E0-129-620-c
3-$2,000 used DUB Shoreline 20"x9.5" Chrome (5x112 lug pattern) with General Exclaim 255/35/20 (5,000 miles). originally paid $5,000.

$225 for items #1&2 total + FREE FedEx shipping
$2,200 for everything + FREE RedEx shipping.
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Thanks for posting this, should have more posts just like this.
Although I have most of what you listed, might want to consider adjusting your prices just a bit, most people can get somewhat close to those prices just from a retail discount or employee discount, can't ya cut us fellow audi's a better deal :)
Just a suggestion but thanks for the post!

Greetings:
hope all is well.
Reply to: Nick.OmPH@gmail.com
1-$225 - NEW Rear Drill Slot Brake Rotors & Pads - (easy install, increase braking power by 30%). + NEW Rear Hawk Brake Pads - low dust, better grip, lasts up to 50k+ miles and keeps wheels clean...you will appreciate this! I use these pad on my Mercedes before the audi and they are wayy better then OEM and the chrome wheels stay clean. (on ebay rotors and pad sell for $285)
2-$15 Air Filter for engine. Part#4E0-129-620-c
3-$2,000 used DUB Shoreline 20"x9.5" Chrome (5x112 lug pattern) with General Exclaim 255/35/20 (5,000 miles). originally paid $5,000.

$225 for items #1&2 total + FREE FedEx shipping
$2,200 for everything + FREE RedEx shipping.
Reply to: Nick.OmPH@gmail.com

Please substantiate this kind of claim with actual data. I seriously doubt that going to a "drill slot" rotor and unknown pad is going to increase braking power by 30% ... and even if it did, it would change the brake bias of the car towards the rear, which most drivers (and possibly even the ESP) will not know how to control under hard braking.

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