2002 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sedan on 2040-cars
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States
First off, please read the vehicle description for a more in depth breakdown of any imperfections or flaws! If you would like to take a look at the vehicle, I am located in Tennessee! If you are not able to physically inspect the vehicle, please ask me for more pictures or videos, but please be specific in what you would like to see! I need to sell my baby ASAP before I move again! I have babied this car ever since I got it! I will regret selling it but it needs to be done since I do not have the time to mess with it anymore! I have put thousands of dollars into the car and I am selling it for CHEAP! Although it needs a little bit of TLC, it is very reasonably priced, especially since all these parts are included and have less than 2000 miles on them!
-IHI VF39 Turbo (Remanufactured with less than 2,000 miles!) -Deatchwerks 265lph Fuel Pump -Injector Dynamics 1000cc Fuel Injectors -AEM Short Ram Air Intake -HKS Downpipe -Offbrand TMIC Upgrade (350hp rated) -Koyo Rad Radiator -Gates Racing Timing Belt w/Water Pump Kit -Gates Racing Upper/Lower Radiator Hose -Custom Twin Tip Catless Exhaust System -AEM Wideband Gauge -EVO Digital Boost Gauge (Power on, sensor not connected) -EVO Digital Oil Pressure Gauge (Power on, sensor not connected) -EVO Digital Water Temperature Gauge (Power on, sensor not connected) -Godspeed Oil Sandwhich Adapter Plate (Not installed) -Glowshift Triple Dash Gauge Pod -Custom Single Steering Wheel Column Gauge Pod *ALSO INCLUDED: -Stock WRX Fuel Injectors, Fuel Pump, TMIC, Y-Pipe, Downpipe, Boost Gauge, Radiator, & Aftermarket Tow Hitch |
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