Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 8 Buschur Racing 2.3l Fp Black 500whp Fully Built on 2040-cars
Watertown, Connecticut, United States
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Up For sale is my fully built 2003 Lancer Evolution VIII. The car was built by a very reputable shop called DynoTech Tuning in Seekonk Mass and I have every receipt for every modification ever done to this car. There is less then 2000 miles on the new motor, transmission, transfer case, turbo and almost all the rest of the mods that were done there. There is roughly $35,000 worth of mods done to this car including labor/tuning.
If you have any questions about the car dont hesitate to call/text me at 203-592-4998 (If I don't answer please leave a message and I will get back to you) Good: -Made 487whp on a mustang dyno, which is equal too 550whp to a dynojet dyno on 93 octane. -No rust! Car is located in Connecticut but has never seen snow. I have always garaged it during the winter and waited for the sand and salt to clear before Ive taken it back out on the road. -Very reliable built car (Buschur Racing / GSC longblock), only the best parts used (sparktech, ets, tial, aem, buschur, gsc etc etc) -Handles like a dream with the wider tires (1.5 inch wider then stock) and the 8k/10k fa500 coilovers. Car is an all around car you can take it to the road courses and do well or to the strip and run 10s/11s all day. -Car was built to handle a lot more power (stage 2 shepard transfer case, QM 8 leg clutch) So if you wanted to tune for e85/meth you could easily make 150 more whp and the car would be able to handle it no problem. Bad: -No headliner, no trunk liner -Plastic interior pieces are not installed (B pillar and C pillar) but will be included with the purchase of the car -Rear seat belts not installed (included with the purchase of the car) -Carbon Fiber hood has heat damage (very minor, not noticeable unless close up) -Few dings/rock chips (roof has a minor bend in it from the installation of the carbon fiber sunroof insert and the front bumper has some damage that you cannot see unless your looking from underneath the car) If you have any questions about the car please email me at QuickSilverEvo8@yahoo.com. Car is sold as is. Idle and Walk Around! Modifications: (Prices are averages, Labor is not included but I have all of the receipts for most of these modifications done to the car since the 2.3L build) Engine: Buschur Racing 2.3L BR Bearings (Rod, Main and Thrust) BR Balanced turned & polished Crank shaft Buschur Racing Balance Shaft Eliminator kit BR Spec Connecting Rods BR Spec Forged Pistons ($3750) Turbo: FP Black DBB ($2350) GSC R2 Camshafts ($500) MAP short runner tubular exhaust manifold ($450) MAP Rev 2 Intake Manifold ($250) AEM Cam Gears ($250) GSC exhaust/intake valves ($230) GSC Valve Springs ($370) GSC Valve Stem Seals ($10) BR Double Pumper ($545) FIC 1050cc Injectors ($320) MilSpec 65mm Throttle Body ($695) ETS 4 inch Intercooler + ETS Short route uicp/licp ($1200) Custom DynoTech Tuning Intake and Catch Can Spark Tech COP CDI Pro ($1250) Turbo XS Turbo Back Exhaust ($650) AEM Fuel Rail ($130) Grimmspeed EBCS ($105) Full Blown Radiator /w slim fan ($250) DTT crankcase Ventilation sytem DTT Evo 8/9 back pressure plate kit TiAL QR BOV Blue ($250) Torque Solution Evo 8/9 Front motor mount ($100) MAP O2 dump w/ 3d flange port ($360) ~15k Brakes: Stoptech SS Brake Lines ($70) Hawk HPS Front and Rear Pads ($180) Stop Tech Front and Rear Slotted Rotors ($400) DriveTrain: Shep stage 1 tranny ($1500) Shep stage 2 t-case /w wavetrac LSD ($2370) QM 8-Leg Race Clutch Kit ($1600) ~5400 Exterior: Carbon Fiber Hood /w rexpeed carbon fiber hood bonnet ($750) Evo 9 front end ($900) Carbon Fiber trunk ($680) Carbon Fiber sunroof delete ($200) Carbon Fiber Shorty Antenna ($20) Suspension: Fortune Auto 500's ($1200) 9k Front Springs 11k Rear Springs Wheels: Enkei Raijins 18x9.5 +35 ($820) 20mm spacers front, 10mm spacers rear ($200) Hankook Ventus Rs-3 ($1000) Ruthless Front Fender Mod ($50) Rolled Rears ($350) extended ARP wheel studs ($150) blox open ended lug nuts (black) ($60) ~2500 Interior: Beatrush rear bulk head division plate ($200) Carbontrix Carbon Fiber gauge pod and right A Pillar ($285) Momo Commando Blue Steering Wheel ($250) Momo Combat Blue Shift Knob and Blue stiched Boot ($125) Momo Match Blue Pedals ($50) Custom Blue LED stock gauge cluster AEM Wideband A/f ($240) Defi 30psi Boost gauge ($200) Diamond plate floor mats /w blue mitsu emblem Pioneer AVH-6100BT |
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