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Want to get a MK7 GTI as a daily hauler. Is the PP worth it given I will never track the car and will probably just keep it stock and drive it into the ground.
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No. I don't think so. Higher service cost (need haldex server for the tricky front diff at every third service. bigger brakes, bigger costs to replace. -
Probably not worth it if you are going to keep it stock, and use it on the street as a daily driver. But if you are going to modify it and add more power, then yes the diff is worth it.
I just recently sold a 2015 GTI Performance and it was a great car.Comment
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