1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gsx Hatchback 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Deltona, Florida, United States
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I am currently selling my 1996 eclipse GSX. Its an original GSX all wheel drive model with the 4G63. The car has a built motor with all forged internals and also has some head work done.
Mod list includes: - 6bolt swap - 67mm Garett turbo - Wiseco Forged Pistons (Bored 20 Over) - Eagle Forged Rods - High performance ACL race bearings - Crower Stage 1 mild cams with upgraded springs and retainers along with a port and polish - Apexi Afc (Air fuel Controller paired with the stock ecu, Car needs a tune running off a base map) - Megan 3 inch Turboback exhaust - ETS Front Mounter Intercooler with short route intercooler piping - Megan Racing fully adjustable coilovers with about 2500 miles on them -Brand new axles all around This motor is built and capable of handling some serious boost to make some solid power. The only issue mechanically is the car is grinding in 2nd gear when shifting under 2500 rpms. Other than that all the gears go in perfect. Asking $5000 OBO. I know what i have as these cars are getting hard to find and are a great platform to work with so don't try lowballing me. Its not a clone or a swap, its a true GSX. |
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