Subaru Brz Limited W/ Innovate Supercharger And A Ton Of Extras/upgrades on 2040-cars
Fairfax, Virginia, United States
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I've owned the car for a little over 17 months. The car has been great, it was always my idea to keep it hence why I put so much into it. It's really the perfect car for me but I'm exploring my options as my commute is about to change (going from 3 miles to 20+). I'm not sure if I want to put the BRZ through the daily grind with more miles. I might keep it and get something else, I just can't afford something respectable so might let my BRZ go.
The car has ~16.5k miles on it. I'm an adult driver and never abuse the car, do burnouts, hit redline, etc. The car has been well maintained. I regularly service all the fluids with Motul products and inspect the car regularly. I'm the original owner, bought the car brand new (ordered it). It is the limited model with all options. I paid $32.5K (not including taxes) out the door for it. I've invested over $19K in the car with premium parts and clean/quality upgrades. It's truly done right and all-around perfect. If you're interested please let me know. I'm leaning towards parting with it. $32.5K firm The Limited Trim includes navigation, push button start, alcantara/leather seats (heated), dual automated climate control w/ digital read outs, and a homelink adaptive rear view mirror. List of Upgrades: Engine/Drivetrain: - Innovate Supercharger Kit (with Intercooler Upgrade) - Raceseng Pulley (72.5mm) - DeatschWerks 700cc Fuel Injectors - EcuTek License & Cable (Tune via Moto-East) - Perrin Cold-Air Intake (Black) - FA20CLUB EL Manifold/Header (Catted) - Perrin 2.5" Overpipe - FA20CLUB Front Pipe (Resonated) - Perrin Oil Cooler (Black) - Mishimoto Radiator and Silicon Hose Kit - Omni 3-bar MAP sensor - Perrin Rear Shifter Mount - Motul 300V Race Oil and Motul Racing 300 Gear Fluid (Transmission/Differential) Suspension: - Eibach Multi-Pro R2 Coilovers - Hotchkis Sway Bars (F&R) - Front Cusco Carbon Fiber Strut Tower w/ Brake Brace - Rear Cusco Carbon Fiber Strut Tower Brakes: - Motul RBF600 Brake Fluid Fronts: - Wilwood Brake Kit 310mm (4 pot calipers) two-piece rotors - Carbotech XP-10 Pads and SS Lines Rear: - Carbotech XP-10 Pads and Speigler SS Lines (OEM rotors) Wheels/Tires: - ESM 004s Wheels (18x8/18x9) - Dunlop Direzza Z2 (235/40/18 & 255/35/18) Aesthetics: - Bayson R Front Lip - Bayson R Side Skirts - Tom's LED Tail Lights - SunTek CXP 35% Tint - Perrin 2" Stubby Antenna - OEM JDM Clear Side Markers - Stealth Turn Signal Bulbs - DC Sports Stealth Series EX-1017B Matte Black Exhaust Tips Interior/Accessories: - Cusco Leather Steering Wheel - Sutty (Aussie) Custom Armrest - STI Shift Knob - Bluetooth enabled OBDII reader w/ Torque App (Android) - Lightweight Trailer Hitch Parts I have but haven't installed: - 14" Wilwood 6 Pot Brake Kit - Whiteline Gearbox - positive shift kit bushing - Whiteline Crossmember - mount insert bushing - Whiteline Differential - mount in cradle & support outrigger insert bushing - Hard Brakes Titanium Brake Backing Plates (Heat Shims) - Brake Ducts and 3" Black Hosing (building custom brake cooling kit) - Flowmaster 2.5" Cat-Back - Extra set of Wilwood rotors (fronts) - 3 sets of pads for the fronts (one set slightly used) - A ton of OEM stuff You can see a ton of pics and my build thread at ft86club (dot) com and search for swift996 |
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