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05-22-2015, 11:58 AM
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Factory 25 for both 150 & 350 are a lot tougher than factory 30. I haven't done any research as to how much tougher, but some people seem to have noticed. When I'm selling a factory 25, it seems to move a lot quicker than a 30.
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