2005 Subaru Impreza Sti Wrb 350hp - 10k On Motor! on 2040-cars
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For sale is my 2005 Subaru Sti.
Its a beautiful car i have loved every minute spent with it but I'm buying a house and need some extra cash. i will be closing in a couple of weeks so i desprately need to sell. I have a trailer and can deliver the car if needed if you pay for gas. Justin in Hickory, NC at 828-409-4237 (best to text) Mileage is 130k on body and 10k on motor and build. has warranty until 12k. car was stock before the motor work was done. i have all the receipts from the work done and warranty info. I had Barry Bodine at Draco Performance go through EVERYTHING and tune it after i bought it. runs perfect. it dynoed 348hp and 358tq. absolutely nothing wrong with the car mechanically. i only use schaffer supreme 9000 oil. Blackstone labs said it was a perfect match for the car. there was nothing wrong with the engine before the block was changed. just wanted a fresh block to build on. brand new short block - has 10k miles on it AEM Cold air intake - I cut it shorter because it rained all summer and was scared it would suck up water but you can clamp it back together if you want to use it. Injen/amsoil Nanofiber air filter godspeed 3" turbo inlet deadbolt 18g turbo - tuned on 19psi APS top mount intercooler power enterprise 850cc injectors AMR 2" UEL headers Perrin Big Tube Up pipe Turbo XS 4" downpipe to 3" back exeddy clutch - rated at 400lbs torqe cobb access port APS 50/50 BOV Walbro 255 fuel pump Fuel Lab Fuel Filter relocated under the hood Prodrive 3 port boost control lowering springs brand new tires - less than 2k miles on them has wiring kit for a sub installed clock gauges - boost, AEM Air/fuel ratio & wideband, volt - glowshift 06+ tail lights Bad fan speed resistor has gone bad so A/c and heat are only full blast. 1 cigarette burn in the back seat. not in the suede. i do not smoke and the car does not smell like smoke. was that way when i got it. any questions just ask |
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