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Subaru Jdm Wrx Sti 6-speed Rally Turbo Japenese Car Quick Race Car Boost on 2040-cars

US $11,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:89000
Location:

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

2006 Subaru Wrx Limited with 144,000KM Subaru Blue with Grey and Black interior. 300whp/400tq
Mods:

YOUTUBE VIDEO;  http://youtu.be/5bu4JEigYMY

- JDM STI Version 8 6-speed Transmission with DCCD (~5000km)Used But has brand new gear set in it wont find better condition then this one)
-LSD Rear differiential For JDM (~5000km)
-Reinforced Rear Diff
-JDM STI Version 8 Intercooler 
-JDM STI Version 8 Blow off valve
-JDM STI Version 8 Headers
-JDM STI Version 8 uppipe/downpipe
-JDM STI Version 8 VF37 Twinscroll turbo with custom Garret GTX wheel (300km)
-STI Exedy Stage 1 Heavy Duty Clutch
-Perrin Black Turbo Inlet
-Perrin Red 3" Intake
-Tein lowering Springs
-HID headlights
-LED interior lights
-17" Rims
-Vibrant Exhaust
-Breaks are rusted due to non driving but they also have under 5000km

Perfect for anyone that wants to do motor and have an amazing setup
Car runs but burns oil needs new forged pistons and/or forged Sti to unleash it
Needs window and scratch front to back 

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