1993 Dodge Stealth Twin Turbo Mitsubishi 3000gt, Bbs Wheels, 13t, Afc, 4ws on 2040-cars
Racine, Wisconsin, United States
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Purchased in 2012 with approximately 151,000 miles.
Oil pump went out at 152,000. Current issues: A/C holds a charge, but is not building pressure - I suspect the expansion valve is stuck open and have a new one in the box 2nd gear grinds. May be remedied by thicker fluid. Not sure why the syncro was not replaced during the rebuild Small area of rust on the hood and one of the wheelwells The good: The car is done right and put together meticulously by perfectionist ways A/C compressor replaced in the late 2000's Brand new OEM rebuilt engine top to bottom at 152,590 on 4/1/2012. New everything. new OEM timing belt components, oil pump, rebuilt heads, etc. Rebuilt transmission and transfer case by TMZ Performance Brand new aftermarket oil cooler and kevlar braided oil cooler lines 3SX clutch kit - RPS Max pressure plate and OEM clutch disc Redline MT85 transmission fluid, shockproof heavy in the transfer case and 75/85 in the rear diff. Active exhaust is fully functional. Switch on the dash, quiet through both mufflers or loud and free flowing through one muffler Brand new 4WS lines at the steering rack Rebuilt automatic climate control unit Also has: 2G Eclipse 450cc injectors Supra Turbo fuel pump Apex'i S-AFC Greddy Profec electronic boost controller Upgraded intercooler hard pipes Upgraded 3SX turbo intake hard pipes Rob Beck 13T turbos (brand new with the new motor - WRX turbos in the OEM exhaust housings) 3" stainless steel downpipe 3" downpipe-back section mated to stock mufflers BBS RS 17" wheels - fairly light weight Autometer Boost and Oil pressure gauges in the stock gauge pod Currently around 155k miles. Engine runs perfect on Schaeffers 20w50 synthetic fluid. Doesn't leak a drop. The car is street tuned and runs great up to 17psi. |
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