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Originally Posted by Xan I believe it's definitely worth it to get the sport package. One more difference is that the 19's come wrapped in Potenza's while the base is
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I don't think that would matter to a guy who is just making some spirited freeway runs every now and then. |
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Also I guess we need a better definition on what OP means with spirited back road driving... I guess this isn't what he's talking about?
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