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Year:1993
Mileage:233030
Location:
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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This is a great car for summer. I have had it for many years, but it is time for me to sell it. It is in amazing condition. I have taken care of it like it was a new car. Take a look at the pictures, especially the interior and it looks flawless.
The engine has been replaced with a fully built Japanese H22A engine, and only about 25,000 KM on it. It makes about 450 horsepower with it's giant turbo. You can hear the air sucking in on the highway. There is a twin plate racing clutch to handle all of the power. I have installed a glass sunroof which opens up the inside of the car. The interior is in near perfect condition. There are a few blemishes on the outside, but that is to be expected on an older car. It was repainted about 5 years ago. It has an electronic boost controller, along with other electronic gauges inside that you can watch while driving. Alpine deck, amp and speakers are installed. The car uses 93 octane fuel. It is tuned with a Hondata S300 ECU. You can connect your laptop to the car while it is running to monitor all aspects of the engine. It has an immobilizer installed. Listing of some of the main parts added: -Garrett Turbo charger making 450 horsepower -Intercooler with blow-off valve -Tein racing suspension. The car has also been lowered for better handling -Carbon Fibre hood -Buddy Club rims with Dunlop Dirreza summer tires for amazing grip -Custom 3 inch exhaust -Oil cooler -Limited Slip Differential -Fully built and forged internal shortblock There are many other parts, too many to list here; over $20,000 in parts alone invested, not including labor or the price of the car itself. For a full list of parts, please see the picture with all of the parts installed. The tint is starting to age and needs to be removed. There is also some damage on the front bumper lip, but this can be replace or repaired fairly easily. It is not part of the actual bumper. Comes with official service manual and other documents for the parts. Buyer is responsible for any costs associated with picking up or shipping the vehicle. Shipping must be arranged by the buyer. This car is sold as is; there are no warranties or guarantees. Preferred payment of payment is a direct wire transfer. If you have any questions, send me a message and I will answer it as soon as possible. |
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