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2013 Wrx Sti Limited Grey Metallic.. Fully Loaded And Professionally Modified! on 2040-cars

US $39,999.00
Year:2013 Mileage:9800 Color: Rally Armor Black Mud Flap
Location:

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States
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The Car:

2013 WRX STi Limited Grey Metallic. 9500 Miles..  Fully Loaded... Comes with Sunroof, Leather Seats, Limited BBS wheels 


-Im the Original Owner
-Pristine condition. Never tracked or Auto-crossed...
-Clean Title, Clean CarFax
-NO Accidents, NO paintwork, No Mechanical Issues..  
-FULL FACTORY WARRANTY is still in effect..
-Over 15k In Upgrades!!
-Selling because I have a baby on the way.. 


Sound/Navi:

The car sound system is a JL audio setup. All speakers and tweeters were replaced with high performance JL audio speakers which were then tuned to the car by Custom Car Stereo. The speakers come with a subwoofer and the 8 inch Alpine Navigation unit (best aftermarket navi/music screen on the market) It has streaming bluetooth audio as well as phone. I can get the audio details and price breakdown if necessary but it was 5k+ total in audioware.



Performance Mods:

Mods were picked carefully as to ensure the integrity and reliability of the car while maximizing performance benefit. 

Invidia Q300 Cat Back Exhaust + Stainless Tips (Original Exhaust Parts Included)

Invidia Downpipe

AEM Cold Air Intake 

Tomei Subaru WRX STI UnEqual Length Expreme Exhaust Manifold

ETS STi Top Mount Intercooler Upgrade

Perrin  Brushed Turbo Heat Shield

DW65c Compact In-Tank Fuel Pump

NGK LFR7AIX Spark Plugs

Motion Lab Tunings own 3-port EBCS

Cobb  AccessPORT

Custom Stock ECU Dyno tuning 

Redline Fully-synthetic ester formula 5W30 Motor Oil



Brakes:

Stoptech Stainless Steel Brake Lines Front/Rear

Motul RBF600 high temp DOT 4 fluid Brake Fluid



Suspension:

Tein Street Flex Adjustable Coilovers (Original Suspension Parts Included) These are the new Coilovers released within the past year. Good reviews online.

Whiteline Rear 20mm Heavy Duty Adjustable Swaybar 

Whiteline  Front 22mm Heavy Duty Adjustable Swaybar

Whiteline  Rear Sway Bar End Link - Adjustable Ball Link

Whiteline Adjustable Ball Socket Endlinks 

Professionally Corner Weighed & Balanced 



Aesthetic/Interior:

DEFI Red Racer 52mm Boost Gauge

DEFI Red Racer 52mm Pressure (fuel and oil)

Alpine Head Unit + Navigation

Perrin Short Shifter: Front/Rear Shifter Bushings



Aestheic/Exterior:

Rally Armor Black Mud Flap w/ Red Logo

STi V-Limited Front lip 

STi Side Skirts

STi Rear Diffuser

Hella Horns

BLINDER Laser Jammers



Wheels:

Work Emotion CR KAI Ulitmate 18x9.5 +38 offset in Matte Bronze

Wheel Mate Muteki Closed End Lug Nuts - Red 12x1.25

Michelin Super Sport Tires 



***Original Wheels and Tires, Exhaust, Suspension Included.. (Were never used)  *****

****Every single performance modification has been installed by Motion Lab Tuning a reputable tuner company with reviews all over Nasioc Forum.*****

****External and internal aesthetic modifications were also installed by Motion Lab Tuning.****

****The aftermarket sound system was installed by Custom Car Stereo, a company which specializes in installing aftermarket audio systems for cars. ****

****Dyno Chart Included****




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