Why get the CL-P over CL-S??
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Why get the CL-P over CL-S??
I know one issue is price but I see alot of cl-p owners modding there cars. (nothing wrong w/ that) but I was just wondering why didn't you get a Type S instead of the CL-P??
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Comptech Headers, Comptech Sways, Eurolite Xenon Crystal high beams.
AEM CAI once they decide to make the dame thing.
235/40/17's or 225/45/17's once I found out which one works for me.
gtech 0-60 6.03 w/ 438 pound load. preheader.
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Maybe insurance cost for someone with a bad record ???
The VIN # won’t give away any speed mods you make on your own.
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The VIN # won’t give away any speed mods you make on your own.
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yea, P owners can mod their cars up the wazoo
to S levels but not pay S level insurance
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to S levels but not pay S level insurance
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I'm curious, which CL-P owners have performance mods? I have only noticed one CL-P owner with headers. I myself will probably only get a CAI.
As far as why someone would buy a CL-P over the CL-S is the interior of the CL-S. The leather with holes, cheesy looking black wood, and white gauges all cheapen the look of the car IMO. At least with Ebony interior.
CAI + Pulleys = $400-500
That leaves $1500-1600. Which is enough to go for the Comptech Sport Package (Springs & Sways) = $800
So you have $700-800 left and a CL-P that can keep up with a stock CL-S and out handle it.
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As far as why someone would buy a CL-P over the CL-S is the interior of the CL-S. The leather with holes, cheesy looking black wood, and white gauges all cheapen the look of the car IMO. At least with Ebony interior.
CAI + Pulleys = $400-500
That leaves $1500-1600. Which is enough to go for the Comptech Sport Package (Springs & Sways) = $800
So you have $700-800 left and a CL-P that can keep up with a stock CL-S and out handle it.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by SilverSoCal_CL-P:
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CAI + Pulleys = $400-500
That leaves $1500-1600. Which is enough to go for the Comptech Sport Package (Springs & Sways) = $800
So you have $700-800 left and a CL-P that can keep up with a stock CL-S and out handle it.</font>
*(snip)*
CAI + Pulleys = $400-500
That leaves $1500-1600. Which is enough to go for the Comptech Sport Package (Springs & Sways) = $800
So you have $700-800 left and a CL-P that can keep up with a stock CL-S and out handle it.</font>
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by NOVAwhiteTypeS:
I know one issue is price but I see alot of cl-p owners modding there cars. (nothing wrong w/ that) but I was just wondering why didn't you get a Type S instead of the CL-P??
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I know one issue is price but I see alot of cl-p owners modding there cars. (nothing wrong w/ that) but I was just wondering why didn't you get a Type S instead of the CL-P??
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Now, and let’s be honest , CL-P owners can and do spend the same amount for the same mods as the CL-S owners. Any suspension mods will make the two identical handlers. However, any engine mods will keep us at a 35-40 hp deficit to any modded CL-S engine no matter what. There is a bright side….a modded CL-P motor can and will perform spot-on to a stock CL-S. My headers, intake, and pulleys cost about $1,750 and supposedly yield 28hp +/- 5hp (per Comptech). Add $1,250 for my wheels, $750 for my springs/sways, and then do the math……my car performs equal or better to a stock CL-S for the same cost but less insurance….and that’s something I can be proud of.
So why didn’t I get a CL-S? I hope that this may provide a supportive argument as to why I did. Apparently, that $2,350 is a lot for many to swallow b/c in the Northeast, the CL-P outsells the CL-S 2.2 to 1 per Ramsey Acura.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Satin01CL:
At purchase time, I preferred the interior of the CL-P (in ebony). Also, at the time, I was able to get my CL-P for $3,800 LESS than a CL-S….and, yes, the insurance was about $450.00/yr lower as well. Lastly, I did not feel that there was a night and day difference in the acceleration (estimated 0.5 in both 0-60 and ¼) to justify the money and insurance differences. BTW, I had intended to install springs, sways, and wheels no matter what model I bought (I didn’t like both style of wheels!)
Now, and let’s be honest , CL-P owners can and do spend the same amount for the same mods as the CL-S owners. Any suspension mods will make the two identical handlers. However, any engine mods will keep us at a 35-40 hp deficit to any modded CL-S engine no matter what. There is a bright side….a modded CL-P motor can and will perform spot-on to a stock CL-S. My headers, intake, and pulleys cost about $1,750 and supposedly yield 28hp +/- 5hp (per Comptech). Add $1,250 for my wheels, $750 for my springs/sways, and then do the math……my car performs equal or better to a stock CL-S for the same cost but less insurance….and that’s something I can be proud of.
So why didn’t I get a CL-S? I hope that this may provide a supportive argument as to why I did. Apparently, that $2,350 is a lot for many to swallow b/c in the Northeast, the CL-P outsells the CL-S 2.2 to 1 per Ramsey Acura.
Wow, to date in VA all I've seen are Type S's and 1 white cl-p and 1 light gold cl-p and that's it the rest where all type S's atleast 20 to 30 that I see all the time.
Originally posted by NOVAwhiteTypeS:
I know one issue is price but I see alot of cl-p owners modding there cars. (nothing wrong w/ that) but I was just wondering why didn't you get a Type S instead of the CL-P??
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I know one issue is price but I see alot of cl-p owners modding there cars. (nothing wrong w/ that) but I was just wondering why didn't you get a Type S instead of the CL-P??
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Now, and let’s be honest , CL-P owners can and do spend the same amount for the same mods as the CL-S owners. Any suspension mods will make the two identical handlers. However, any engine mods will keep us at a 35-40 hp deficit to any modded CL-S engine no matter what. There is a bright side….a modded CL-P motor can and will perform spot-on to a stock CL-S. My headers, intake, and pulleys cost about $1,750 and supposedly yield 28hp +/- 5hp (per Comptech). Add $1,250 for my wheels, $750 for my springs/sways, and then do the math……my car performs equal or better to a stock CL-S for the same cost but less insurance….and that’s something I can be proud of.
So why didn’t I get a CL-S? I hope that this may provide a supportive argument as to why I did. Apparently, that $2,350 is a lot for many to swallow b/c in the Northeast, the CL-P outsells the CL-S 2.2 to 1 per Ramsey Acura.
Wow, to date in VA all I've seen are Type S's and 1 white cl-p and 1 light gold cl-p and that's it the rest where all type S's atleast 20 to 30 that I see all the time.
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Comptech Headers, Comptech Sways, Eurolite Xenon Crystal high beams.
AEM CAI once they decide to make the dame thing.
235/40/17's or 225/45/17's once I found out which one works for me.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Satin01CL:
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There is a bright side….a modded CL-P motor can and will perform spot-on to a stock CL-S. My headers, intake, and pulleys cost about $1,750 and supposedly yield 28hp +/- 5hp (per Comptech). Add $1,250 for my wheels, $750 for my springs/sways, and then do the math……my car performs equal or better to a stock CL-S for the same cost but less insurance….and that’s something I can be proud of. *(snip)*
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There is a bright side….a modded CL-P motor can and will perform spot-on to a stock CL-S. My headers, intake, and pulleys cost about $1,750 and supposedly yield 28hp +/- 5hp (per Comptech). Add $1,250 for my wheels, $750 for my springs/sways, and then do the math……my car performs equal or better to a stock CL-S for the same cost but less insurance….and that’s something I can be proud of. *(snip)*
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Why CL-P???????? Well one answer!
Brand new 2001 $25500 Drive out
The day I bought my car, I was ready to walk in and get CL-S.... but my uncle (sale manager) told me they have one good deal, which end up $25500 drive out... In TX the tax is 6.25% so you can do that math... and tell me with THAT much money difference, it does make a different!
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The day I bought my car, I was ready to walk in and get CL-S.... but my uncle (sale manager) told me they have one good deal, which end up $25500 drive out... In TX the tax is 6.25% so you can do that math... and tell me with THAT much money difference, it does make a different!
Edward
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by juniorbean:
[b] Oh yeah, well, you still don't have VSA !!
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[b] Oh yeah, well, you still don't have VSA !!
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I see your point in getting a CL-P. The TypeS is still a sweet car ;-)
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by WebToker:
I see your point in getting a CL-P. The TypeS is still a sweet car ;-)
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I see your point in getting a CL-P. The TypeS is still a sweet car ;-)
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Other: Flaps, X-Pel Clear Bra, Cannon Mats, Polarg Accent Bulbs, & Burlwood Shift Knob.
Stock GTech: 7.15
Current G-Tech: 6.46
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Even if you CL-Pers did engine-mod/suspension-mod, that would only bring you up to the level of a Type-S-er. You seem to fail to forget that we can also mod up our cars and out-perform you again.
I have to admit though, the CL-P interior is *very* classy looking, especially in parchment. Wowzers. Another reason for the CL-P is the nice Monterey Blue color that only the CL-P has. Plus, the CL-P is cheaper. Not everyone has $3,000 to throw away on minor performance/aesthetical appearances. Nice car, I like it.
But, I'd take the S anyday. Bowling ball trim ain't bad. I like it
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I have to admit though, the CL-P interior is *very* classy looking, especially in parchment. Wowzers. Another reason for the CL-P is the nice Monterey Blue color that only the CL-P has. Plus, the CL-P is cheaper. Not everyone has $3,000 to throw away on minor performance/aesthetical appearances. Nice car, I like it.
But, I'd take the S anyday. Bowling ball trim ain't bad. I like it
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Iridium130:
I have to admit though, the CL-P interior is *very* classy looking, especially in parchment. Wowzers. Another reason for the CL-P is the nice Monterey Blue color that only the CL-P has. Plus, the CL-P is cheaper. Not everyone has $3,000 to throw away on minor performance/aesthetical appearances. Nice car, I like it.
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I have to admit though, the CL-P interior is *very* classy looking, especially in parchment. Wowzers. Another reason for the CL-P is the nice Monterey Blue color that only the CL-P has. Plus, the CL-P is cheaper. Not everyone has $3,000 to throw away on minor performance/aesthetical appearances. Nice car, I like it.
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Actually I woulda preferred black interior on the blue P, but my ride would be too dead sexy for you all and then I'd have to cross the border into canada to get one too hehe cuz they dont make black int with Blue in the US.
That reminds me..I hella wanted the BLUE at the time!
Oh by the way, All you S people, when you beep your car, what color do your guages light up to? I kinda like how they light up to red on the odo cuz my odo is red
maybe its the same for both..
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For me there was no difference in insurance cost between the CL-S and the CL-P...In fact alot of insurance companies probably don't even know there is a difference...the engine displacement is the same and the CL-S isn't turbo or supercharged. Oh well, now that I think about it, I probably would have gone the CL-S route even if the premiums were higher...But the CL-P is still a fine car, don't get me wrong!!!
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I would've gotten a dang Type-S... but the only reason that stopped me was the insurance... if i look on the bright side, the premium has its benefits...
-well, actually, its personal preference, but i don't like the holes in the seats too much in the Type-S...
-softer suspension
-the engine is quieter
I like my car.. its coo.. not as fast as a type-s yes... but hey, it still chases rice anyday!!! heh
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-well, actually, its personal preference, but i don't like the holes in the seats too much in the Type-S...
-softer suspension
-the engine is quieter
I like my car.. its coo.. not as fast as a type-s yes... but hey, it still chases rice anyday!!! heh
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I don't think adding the headers to the cl-p will give the same hp increase as adding them to the cl-s. The exhaust system is different, the intake is different, and I bet the computer is different.
Also, the headers don't kick in until over 5000 rpm. By that time the CL-S is already ahead and you are just starting to match its hp.
Then again what to I know...
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Also, the headers don't kick in until over 5000 rpm. By that time the CL-S is already ahead and you are just starting to match its hp.
Then again what to I know...
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Akim711:
-well, actually, its personal preference, but i don't like the holes in the seats too much in the Type-S...
-softer suspension
-the engine is quieter
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-well, actually, its personal preference, but i don't like the holes in the seats too much in the Type-S...
-softer suspension
-the engine is quieter
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I went with the CL-P because I have enough of a problem staying out of trouble with 225HP... especially since the last car was a '94 Civic EX too. (I like that 0 - 60 in 4 days)
My ride is heavily modded, too: New Chrome air valve covers - $2.99; Bosch Wipers - $23.00.
Seriously, I like the ride a little softer. (I figure the softer ride will keep the rattles at bay longer.) I love the interior. The only mods I'd consider would be sways for the turns, and more bass for the stereo. I'm too old for anything else.
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My ride is heavily modded, too: New Chrome air valve covers - $2.99; Bosch Wipers - $23.00.
Seriously, I like the ride a little softer. (I figure the softer ride will keep the rattles at bay longer.) I love the interior. The only mods I'd consider would be sways for the turns, and more bass for the stereo. I'm too old for anything else.
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Some people like the 318, and some like the M3. How much hp is enough for each person is a subjective thing. I personally like gobs and more gobs of power, and the cockpit of the "S" was a beautiful thing to me. I like perforated seats because I wear shorts in the summer and regular leather makes your legs wet--it doesn't breathe. Fake regular wood or fake bowling ball wood doesn't matter that much to me. The handling and seat of the pants roar at VTEC speed is the THRILL dudes. Type S rocks big time. CL-P is a great ride too.
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a CAI can fix that purr on the P with a ROAR,
can't it? I have to take it pretty high to hear it 4500 rpm and above and definitely in the 5 zone
with the perforated seats, do they wrinkle?
cuz with the little holes they would tend to stretch out more and thus last longer maybe?
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can't it? I have to take it pretty high to hear it 4500 rpm and above and definitely in the 5 zone
with the perforated seats, do they wrinkle?
cuz with the little holes they would tend to stretch out more and thus last longer maybe?
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There was no insurance difference for me between the CL-S and CL-P. and yes it is true, most insurance companies don't even know the difference between the regular model and Type S.
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Just look at it this way. All of the mods that our TL bros have the CL-P can also have. Just visit acura-tl.com and you'll see that there are plenty of mods available.
But that is only if (.4) seconds really matters to you.
And if it does, try blinking once...
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But that is only if (.4) seconds really matters to you.
And if it does, try blinking once...
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Somebody help me here....um....aren't we talking about 35hp and, on average, 0.5 seconds on every test out there.
Damn, some of you guys treat the CL-P as so inferior. Come to think of it, anything that's not a CL-S (e.g.: CL-P, 323i/ci, IS300, etc) is such a step down for many of you.
OK, I'm done now.
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Ken
'01 Satin Silver CL-P
Performance: Headers, K&N Drop-In, Comptech Springs/Sways, 17" Borbet T's & Eagle RS-A's.
Other: Flaps, X-Pel Clear Bra, Cannon Mats, Polarg Accent Bulbs, & Burlwood Shift Knob.
Stock GTech: 7.15
Current G-Tech: 6.46
[This message has been edited by Satin01CL (edited 02-15-2001).]
Damn, some of you guys treat the CL-P as so inferior. Come to think of it, anything that's not a CL-S (e.g.: CL-P, 323i/ci, IS300, etc) is such a step down for many of you.
OK, I'm done now.
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Ken
'01 Satin Silver CL-P
Performance: Headers, K&N Drop-In, Comptech Springs/Sways, 17" Borbet T's & Eagle RS-A's.
Other: Flaps, X-Pel Clear Bra, Cannon Mats, Polarg Accent Bulbs, & Burlwood Shift Knob.
Stock GTech: 7.15
Current G-Tech: 6.46
[This message has been edited by Satin01CL (edited 02-15-2001).]
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Iridium130:
........Even if you CL-Pers did engine-mod/suspension-mod, that would only bring you up to the level of a Type-S-er. You seem to fail to forget that we can also mod up our cars and out-perform you again. .....
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........Even if you CL-Pers did engine-mod/suspension-mod, that would only bring you up to the level of a Type-S-er. You seem to fail to forget that we can also mod up our cars and out-perform you again. .....
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Ken
'01 Satin Silver CL-P
Performance: Headers, K&N Drop-In, Comptech Springs/Sways, 17" Borbet T's & Eagle RS-A's.
Other: Flaps, X-Pel Clear Bra, Cannon Mats, Polarg Accent Bulbs, & Burlwood Shift Knob.
Stock GTech: 7.15
Current G-Tech: 6.46
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Thanks for everyone's post I get it now. But for insurance it was the same for TypeS and CL-P for me too. (All State) I even told them the S had more saftey features like VSA but they insitited it was the same car. Also for my state property tax I have to pay in VA they said my car is just a CL not a Premium or S model. May be some of your insurance companies are too picky.
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CL-S
White/Ebony/Navi/Spoiler/Visor/Full Bra/Mud Guards/Cargo Net/Acura Car Cover/Tint 20%,35%,5% on Sun Roof, Rockford 250a2 Amp w/JL10w6 / K&N Drop in Filter. Comptech Springs. Polarg m-6.
Comptech Headers, Comptech Sways, Eurolite Xenon Crystal high beams.
AEM CAI once they decide to make the dame thing.
235/40/17's or 225/45/17's once I found out which one works for me.
gtech 0-60 6.03 w/ 438 pound load. preheader.
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White/Ebony/Navi/Spoiler/Visor/Full Bra/Mud Guards/Cargo Net/Acura Car Cover/Tint 20%,35%,5% on Sun Roof, Rockford 250a2 Amp w/JL10w6 / K&N Drop in Filter. Comptech Springs. Polarg m-6.
Comptech Headers, Comptech Sways, Eurolite Xenon Crystal high beams.
AEM CAI once they decide to make the dame thing.
235/40/17's or 225/45/17's once I found out which one works for me.
gtech 0-60 6.03 w/ 438 pound load. preheader.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SilverSoCal_CL-P:
[snip]..."The leather with holes, cheesy looking black wood, and white gauges all cheapen the look of the car IMO."
Time to pull out all those old cliche's: "There's no accounting for taste", "Different strokes for different folks", "To each their own"...etc.
The perforated leather, black "wood" trim & *silver* faced guages are just some of the reasons I *prefer* the Type S! Go figure :-).
SD
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2001 Sundance Gold Type S
[snip]..."The leather with holes, cheesy looking black wood, and white gauges all cheapen the look of the car IMO."
Time to pull out all those old cliche's: "There's no accounting for taste", "Different strokes for different folks", "To each their own"...etc.
The perforated leather, black "wood" trim & *silver* faced guages are just some of the reasons I *prefer* the Type S! Go figure :-).
SD
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2001 Sundance Gold Type S
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For me it wasn't the cost,but the reasons I purchase the CL-P:
1) Liked the ride better
2) I've been through replacing 17" tires (on a Sebring) very limited in what I was able to get
3) I wanted green and it is not available on the S-Type.
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Beat the Bruins
1) Liked the ride better
2) I've been through replacing 17" tires (on a Sebring) very limited in what I was able to get
3) I wanted green and it is not available on the S-Type.
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Beat the Bruins
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