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  1. 01-14-2016 10:24 PM #1
    kevinbuenoo
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    TRADE: My APR Carbonio Intake for your Roc Euro Intake

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    Upgraded from a B8 A4 to a B8 S4, it has the carbonio intake in it. Before buying this S4 i was already in love with the roc euro intake. Car didnt come with the OEM intake so im looking to trade. Pretty good deal since the APR intake is significantly more expensive. Located in CT
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  2. 01-15-2016 01:24 AM #2
    StevenStarke
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    Why do you want the Roc Euro over the Apr Though? I'm in LI and would consider.
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  3. 01-16-2016 11:54 AM #3
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    I would never trade my Carbonio intake for a Roc Euro, but he probably wants more SC whine. I like the look of the Carbonio way more...might be getting to old for these loud noises
    2015 Sepang Blue S5- APR Dual Pulley Ultracharged, APR TCU tune, CR-15, AG M580s, Girodisc F/R rotors, EBC Red Stuff pads, APR Open Box CF Intake, AWE Track Exhaust with AWE Resonated DPs, etc...

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  4. 01-16-2016 08:16 PM #4
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    Is it full carbon? The intake box and the rear backpipe? I may be interested.
    S4 (B8) DSG / Quartz Gray Metallic / VAG-COM / 3M Crystalline 70% sides 30% rear / Roc-Euro Intake / APR Stage II / Non-res Milltek / Alu Kreuz Stabilizer / Eurocode Front & Rear Sways & Endlinks / 19x9.5 AG M590 / PSS / RS4 Grill / P3 Gauge / Bilstein PSS10 / AMS Boost Cooler System / ENLAES Rear Spoiler & Diffuser / OSIR Front Splitter
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  5. 01-22-2016 10:23 PM #5
    kevinbuenoo
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    Quote Originally Posted by Usa View Post
    Is it full carbon? The intake box and the rear backpipe? I may be interested.
    It's stage 1, so you use your stock backpipe but the intake box is carbon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StevenStarke View Post
    Why do you want the Roc Euro over the Apr Though? I'm in LI and would consider.
    Just too quiet for me and it came with my car when I bought it, so I'm really not worried on losing out on $$$
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  6. 01-23-2016 09:28 AM #6
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