2005 Subaru Wrx Sti (low Miles And Fully Built Motor) on 2040-cars
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States
I am selling my 2005 Subaru STI with only 75k miles on it. It's got a lot of goodies in it and runs well over 400hp.... ATP3076r turbo with a 38mm tial External Wastegate Fully Built Motor have all the receipts to go with it It has an open source ecutek in it and was on the dyno by the pervious owner at turbonetics.. ERZ Catless Bellmouth 3in Downpipe with Full Catless Invidia exhaust with burnt tip JDM Tgv deletes Agency Power Hard inlet pipe KS Technologies 83mm Big Maf Intake Perrin BOV and Perrin Front Mount Intercooler Walbro 255LPH Fuel pump Cusco oil Catch Can Kelford B Cams Head Studs and Gates performance Timing belt and chain 1000cc injectors and Fuel rails Exedy 6 Puck clutch Drilled and Slotted rotors Aem wideband gauge plus the boost, Oil and exhaust Temp gauges This cars runs like a beast its got all the high performance parts on it but because of financial issues it has to go. I won't take any low-ballers! Asking $23,999!!! I've put too much money into it and it runs great.. .........Only SERIOUS inquiries or questions, please call me at 570-616-2636!
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