2002 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Peekskill, New York, United States
As listed. Selling my 2002 Wrx. I really hate to see this car go, however, it's time, clean NY Title in hand.
Overall condition- 7/10 Motor: 2009 Sti short block with 08 crank Manley h-beam rods Cp pistons Cometic head gaskets Arp head studs 2005 Wrx heads machined to chamber match block Gates Kevlar timing belt with new tensioners and pulleys New 11mm oil pump New water pump with mishimoto 160* thermostat New upper and lower radiator hoses Grimmspeed phenolic 3mm tgv gaskets Tgv deletes Fic 900cc injectors Grimmspeed extra thick gaskets everywhere Grimmspeed ewg uppipe Tial 38mm ewg Td05-20g turbo Cobb adjustable wastegate arm Perrin big maf intake Perrin 3inch to 2.4inch inlet tube Stainless turbo feed line Cusco intercooler to throttle body coupler Goodridge stainless clutch line Treadstone 3 port catch can Dw65 fuel pump Cxracing huge topmount Go fast bits atomic manual boost controller Go fast bits 50/50 recirc valve Perrin downpipe Aem wideband Suspension/wheels Whiteline springs Stock painted aspen white wheels with decent snow tires Will also include Sti side skirts and an oem Subaru 3 piece front lip That's about all I can remember motor wise. Everything has roughly 10k miles on it and was tuned safely at 21pounds by Mike Botti at the shop ct. I've had a built 5speed in the car for most of it's life, I took it out due to being able to sell that separately for more money. The transmission is an 06 5speed with fluids just changed and an ACT 6-puck with fidanza street light aluminum flywheel. Pros: car runs and drives amazingly New rear brakes(pads and rotors) New right rear brake line New starter New battery New alternator Cons: needs a new windsheild Front bumper has a few scratches due to a terrible tow truck when the car was apart Currently doesn't have exhaust system |
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