Sorry, not much VAG content. The red Jetta will most likely be meeting it's new owner in Las Vegas in a couple weeks. The green car is a different project of mine. Please comment as I am completely new to using a DSLR camera.

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Going domestic this time?

I keed I keed. :-)

Thinking about eibach sportlines and some bilstiens. Should bring it down about 2". Trust me, it needs it, feels soggy right now.

Hate to say it but most likely domestic for a while. The Jetta has been a fun car, however trying to build a performance car out of it will cost 3 times as much as the Mustang. The mustang came from the factory with 225 horses, 325 ft/lbs of tq, a beefy trans and a limited slip diff. Also this particular car ('94 5.0L) has only the two sprockets and double roller chain for the timing. The VR6 has... way too much crap going on. No more worries there. Thinking about a trick flow HCI swap for the Mustang, which should put down 345 horses when it's done.

Excuse the yellow grass in this one, we had a complete sprinkler system installed last week and some of the grass got chopped up a bit.

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This one taken from the back porch a couple nights back.

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This one taken @ the top of L.C. Canyon this afternoon.

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Lone Peak Cirque taken from Suncrest:

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This one from the same spot turned 90 degrees east:

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a lot easier to work on them thats for sure