Big thanks to Miktip...and AW..
09-14-2007, 07:26 PM
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Big thanks to Miktip...and AW..
you helped me out alot man. Also I just wanna say that I feel like I've become friends with alot of you guys on here. Tgr_Clw, MB, A4Adman, the list goes on. You guys have been a great help so far. I love my car, I love all of YOUR cars, and most of all this site. I have had my car for around two years and I have found more useful information on this site than anywhere else I could have possibly searched. So, thanks to everyone in charge of keeping this site up and running everyday and giving me and everone else somewhere to go for help, tips, and fun. AW ftw.
p.s. Sorry for the mushy post guys.
-Todd
p.s. Sorry for the mushy post guys.
-Todd
09-14-2007, 07:51 PM
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Group hug. No seriously I echo your feelings. AW and my A4 have become my No. 1 hobby...
over the last 3 years since I started modding my 3.0. It has come down to the fact that if I am traveling on business or pleasure I try to meet up with AW'ers in the city I am traveling to (Akula-ssh, MCHammered, southsong, quattrothatcould). Business with pleasure I say. Not to mention people who have come to Massachusetts that I have met up (Tgr_Clw, southsong) or the great group of local AWNE B6'ers - A4Rye, GDawgA4, sbhtuned, awadd9, MurphysSidekick, Formula1VHR, TeamOrigami.
I guess I kind of feel like I am part of a B6 A4 brotherhood. I have benefited from the collective knowledge of this group not to mention been the recepient of parts sold by others. Case in point, my 25th anniversary wheels came from Kiley, my S4 front bumper from Boston1.8T, my sport rubber mats from Murano(formerly Dolphin)Daddy, my S4 mirror caps and H-Sport Sway Bars are from other AW'ers as well. Not to mention I am picking up a mod tomorrow from a fellow AW'er (more on that in the coming days/weeks).
Thanks all for the inspiration and the lighter wallet ;-)
I guess I kind of feel like I am part of a B6 A4 brotherhood. I have benefited from the collective knowledge of this group not to mention been the recepient of parts sold by others. Case in point, my 25th anniversary wheels came from Kiley, my S4 front bumper from Boston1.8T, my sport rubber mats from Murano(formerly Dolphin)Daddy, my S4 mirror caps and H-Sport Sway Bars are from other AW'ers as well. Not to mention I am picking up a mod tomorrow from a fellow AW'er (more on that in the coming days/weeks).
Thanks all for the inspiration and the lighter wallet ;-)
09-14-2007, 10:31 PM
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Group hug, yay. I second much of your post. This forum has taught me a lot about Audis and cars...
in general. Before I found AW I used to think that paying $650 for a front brake job was normal.
Great people here, some of whom I've even met in real life :-)
Great people here, some of whom I've even met in real life :-)
09-14-2007, 10:33 PM
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Ha. Almost all my "go fast" bits came from German Driver. Actually more than half of my mod list...
is "used" that I've bought from fellow AW'ers (and Az'ers).
AW and A4 is my #1 hobby as well.
How else could you explain that it's 2:30AM EST and I'm posting here? lol.
AW and A4 is my #1 hobby as well.
How else could you explain that it's 2:30AM EST and I'm posting here? lol.
09-15-2007, 01:43 AM
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3rd, I joined AW when I decided to do my own work on my car, I've seen my questions evolve from...
"what's the best chip?" to "how do you press wheel bearings out?".
I gathered a tremendous amount of USEFUL information thanks to AW (with guys that amazingly know/have done everything like MikTip, Diagnosticator1, a CQ, amongst many others), and it gave me the confidence to put the wrench to my own car.
The only thing I regret is that I can never meet any of you guys because I just live too damn far!!!
I gathered a tremendous amount of USEFUL information thanks to AW (with guys that amazingly know/have done everything like MikTip, Diagnosticator1, a CQ, amongst many others), and it gave me the confidence to put the wrench to my own car.
The only thing I regret is that I can never meet any of you guys because I just live too damn far!!!
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