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2004 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sti "the Real Deal" 2009 Modified Magazine Cover Car on 2040-cars

US $29,995.00
Year:2004 Mileage:71000 Color: KARBOY EXTRA LONG EXHAUST HANGERS
Location:

Boise, Idaho, United States

Boise, Idaho, United States
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2004 SUBARU STI CUSTOM BUILD

ENGINE:

  • JIC SPARTAN TITANIUM CAT BACK

  • PE 850CC INJECTORS

  • WALBRO 255 FUEL PUMP

  • APS INTAKE RISERS / TUMBLER VALVE DELETES

  • ULTIMATE RACING GT3076R .82AR TURBO (UR UPPIPE, UR DOWNPIPE)

  • ULTIMATE RACING VERSION 1 FMIC

  • HKS SSQV BOV

  • TIAL 44MM EWG

  • CF ALTERNATOR COVER

  • CF RADIATOR COOLING PLATE

  • FRONT MOUNT INNER COOLER

  • CUSTOM GROUNDING KIT WITH 8 GAUGE MONSTER SPEAKER WIRE

  • COSSWORTH A/O SEPERATOR

  • PRODRIVE BOOST CONTROL SELENOID

  • SAMCO ANCILLIARY SILSCONE HOSE KIT

  • KOYO ALUMINUM RADIATOR

  • SAMCO RADIATOR HOSES

  • SS CLUTCH LINE

  • AXIS POWER STG2 BLOCK WITH FORGED CP PISTONS

  • ARP HEAD STUDS

  • GREDDY TIMING BELT

  • STOCK HEADS WITH KELFORD 272 CAMS

  • SUPERTECH +1 MM OVERSIZE VALVES

  • SUPERTECH VALVE SPRINGS

  • PROCESS WEST OIL COOLER

  • COBB OIL CAP

  • COBB BATTERY TIE DOWN

  • ENGINE BUILT AT 51,066 MILES (TOTAL MILES UNDER 71,000 MILES)

    ENGINE MANAGEMENT:

  • COBB ACCESSPORT V2 EMS (ROAD TUNED ON THE AUTOBHN BY STEPHEN AT IA PERFORMANCE)

    SUSPENSION:

  • TEIN FLEX COILOVERS W/ EDFC

  • CUSCO ALUMINU REAR STRUT TOWER BRACES

  • DC SPORTS TITANIUM FRONT STRUT TOWER BRACE

  • WL 27/29MM ADJ FRONT SWAY BAR

  • WL 24MM REAR SWAY BAR

  • WL STEERING RACK BUSHINGS

  • KARTBOY FR/RR ENDLINKS

  • WL REAR HD SWAY BAR MOUNT KIT

  • GRPN TRANNY MOUNT

  • GRPN MOTOR MOUNTS

  • GRPN PITCH MOUNT

  • KARTBOY REAR SUBFRAME BUSHINGS

  • KARTBOY REAR SUBFRAME LOCKDOWN BOLTS

  • KARTBOY TRANSMISSION CROSSMEMBER BUSHINGS

  • OSWALD FRONT SUBFRAME

     

     

     

     

    INTERIOR:

  • TRIPLE GAUGE A PILLAR POD

  • DEFI BF GAUGES (EGT,BOOST,OIL PRESSURE)

  • DEFI GAUGE CONTROL UNIT

  • SPARCO HARNESS BAR

  • SPARCO 3” 4PNT HARNESS

  • CAMERA MOUNT FOR HARNESS BAR

  • CF TRIM KIT

  • KARTBOY SHIFT KNOB

  • KENWOOD STEREO/NAVIGATION/BLUE TOOTH PHONE IN DASH

  • PETER SOLBERGS AUTOGRAPH ON A PILLAR COVER

     

    EXTERIOR:

  • KARBOY EXTRA LONG EXHAUST HANGERS

  • GT SPEC CARBON FIBER EXHAUST SHIELD

  • PRODRIVE MUDFLAPS

  • STOCK GOLD 17” BBS WHEELS (REPOWDER COATED)

  • GOOD  FAUKEN Z1EX ZE912 TIRES

  • OPTIONAL NEW BRAID 18” RALLY WHEELS AND NEW SLICKS (+$1500)

     

    BRAKES:

  • PROJECT MU FR/BK VENTED BRAKE ROTORS

  • ATE SUPER BLUE BRAKE FLUID

  • HAWK DS60 BRAKEPADS

  • STOP TECH SS BRADED LINES

     

    DRIVETRAIN:

  • SCUBYDUDE SHIFT BUSHINGS

  • KARTBOY TRANSMISSION BUSHINGS

  • AGENCY POWER SHORT SHIFTER

  • ACT 6 PUCK CLOUTCH

  • ACT STREETLITE FLYWHEEL

     

    PERFORMANCE:

  • TURNED AN 8:32 AROUND NUMBERG RING (Non professional Driver)

  • CLOCKED AT 186 MPH

  • FRONT COVER MODIFIED MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2009

  • GRAND PRIZE WINNER AUTO WEEK AMERICAN ADVENTURE RALLY 2012

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2015 Subaru WRX: Accident, wheels and tires

Tue, Dec 16 2014

I'm sure this thing is going to be a total hoot in the snow. I am not a morning person. At all. Thankfully, the Autoblog team knows this – I rarely get bothered before 8:30 AM unless it's seriously important. So when associate multimedia producer Chris McGraw started blowing up my phone at 6:45 AM on a Thursday, I knew it wasn't going to be good. "I got rear-ended in the WRX," McGraw informed me, a shaken-up tone emanating from the other end of the line. Poor guy was on his way to the gym, for his pre-office morning workout, and an older gentleman in a Chevrolet S-10 struck the back of the Subie while trudging through a traffic jam on I-696 just northeast of Detroit. Everyone was fine, and McGraw says that the dude's pickup was in significantly worse shape than our dear Subaru. But the WRX was still pretty banged up, and later that day, it was delivered to the body shop for what turned out to be a lengthy repair process. What you're looking at is $4,620.83 worth of damage. What you're looking at is $4,620.83 worth of damage, but thanks to Autoblog parent company AOL's fleet insurance policy, we were only on the hook for our $1,000 deductible. Nearly all of the rear body panels had to be replaced, as did the bumper and taillight assembly, and after several weeks of being put under the knife at Suburban Collision in Troy, MI, our Subaru has mercifully emerged good as new. The day after the 'Rex came home, I dropped it off at our trusty Subaru dealer – Hodges, in Ferndale, MI – for some routine maintenance, including finally getting its broken fuel door repaired. The whole pull-the-door-open-with-your-fingernails thing had become increasingly annoying, and I'm happy to report that everything now works as it should. And since it was part of a technical service bulletin, no money changed hands for this service. If there are any 2015 WRX owners in the greater Autoblog commentariat, I'd love to know if your cars have experienced the same issue. While at the dealer, I also signed the WRX up for one very special, very important update: the fitment of winter tires and – yes! – gold wheels. I have a strong personal belief that WR-Blue Subarus should come standard with gold wheels from the factory (like the Launch Edition STI), but since the Japanese automaker doesn't even offer these rollers on anything but the aforementioned, limited-edition STI, I took matters into my own hands.

2019 Subaru Ascent pricing announced, starting at $32,970

Thu, Feb 15 2018

Pricing for the 2019 Subaru Ascent three-row crossover SUV has been announced. Including destination, the base trim carries an MSRP of $32,970. That's with standard eight-passenger seating, and like every Ascent, a 260-horsepower turbocharged 2.4-liter boxer-4, a CVT and all-wheel drive. As a refresher, here are 15 fast facts about the 2019 Ascent. You can also see how it compares to the Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander. Standard equipment on the base Ascent includes 18-inch alloy wheels, tri-zone climate control, EyeSight accident avoidance tech, four USB ports, and Subaru's 6.5-inch Starlink touchscreen that brings with it Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The Ascent Premium starts at $35,170 and can be had with either 7- or 8-passenger seating (the latter includes second-row bench seating). It adds blind-spot and rear cross-traffic warning systems, privacy glass, heated mirrors, a windshield wiper de-icer, a power-adjustable driver seat, heated front seats, stain-resistant upholstery, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, rear climate controls, and an upgraded 8-inch version of StarLink. Towing capacity is also raised to 5,000 pounds. There are two optional packages available on the Premium that adds some of the upper trim levels' features. View 14 Photos The Ascent Limited starts at $39,970 with either 8- or 7-passenger seating. It adds 20-inch wheels, adaptive LED headlights, LED foglights, a power liftgate, leather seating, proximity entry and push-button start, second-row sunshades and two additional USB ports. An optional package including a panoramic sunroof, a cargo cover, integrated navigation and a Harman Kardon sound system can be added for $2,950. The top Ascent Touring costs $45,670. It includes the Limited's options plus chrome exterior trim, automatic wipers, unique Java Brown leather upholstery, a heated steering wheel, wood trim, ventilated front seats, even more USB ports (up to eight), a Cadillac-like rearview camera mirror and a 180-degree front view camera. The 2019 Subaru Ascent will arrive in dealers this summer. Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.

The art of WRX-ing in the rain

Tue, Jun 13 2017

There it is again, the quiver of the STi's blue rear spoiler. I noticed it yesterday on the Autobahn north of Frankfurt. Although the speed limit was 120 kilometers per hour, I was cruising in sixth gear around 200 kph when the STi's signature rear appendage began to dance in my rear view mirror. Now I'm redlining fifth gear on the front straight of the legendary Nurburgring's north loop and it's back. Only this time the quivering blade is in a deluge of water coming off the Subaru's 18-inch Dunlops. It's a rooster tail worthy of Miss Budweiser and it's a constant and sobering reminder that I'm lapping the 13-mile long Nordschleife in a freezing and unrelenting rain. I'm driving a 2017 German-spec Subaru WRX STi, not the updated 2018 version that'll get revised front end styling, tweaked suspension tuning, larger Brembo brakes and 19-inch wheels and tires. At 240 kph, close to the 2.5-liter boxer four's 6,700 rpm redline, I shift up to sixth gear and change lanes to avoid the standing water on the left side of the track. It's my third lap. I'm getting over-confident. The all-wheel drive WRX STI is dealing well with the tricky conditions and the Ringmeisters of the past that tamed this track since it was first built in 1929 - Ascari, Fangio, Clark, Caracciola, Nuvolari, Rosemeyer, Chiron, and Ickx - are talking to me inside my head. And they're egging me on. Pushing me to go faster. I'm sticking to wet line and staying off the tall curbing that marks most apexes. Bounce the Subi off a curb and I'm sure to star in the next Nurburgring crash video to hit YouTube. I'm also desperately trying to stay off of the new pavement, which dots the circuit and has a coefficient of friction in the wet similar to snot. Then I make a huge mistake on the entrance to Bergwerk, a tight right hand corner that comes up quickly after a long, fast section and the left hand kink that Nicki Lauda got so wrong in the 1976 Grand Prix. The Nordschleife has 160 corners. Most are blind. Many are off camber. All are lined with walls and Armco barriers. Even the straights are kinked and crowned. And there are two very fast downhill compressions and three jumps that max out a car's suspension travel. There's no runoff room. No margin for error. And remembering the course in this weather in just a few laps is impossible, I don't care how much Gran Turismo you've played.