2002 Subaru Impreza Wrx Sedan 4-door 2.5l Hybrid Swap on 2040-cars
Avondale, Arizona, United States
I’m selling my 2002 WRX Hybrid in “World
Rally Blue”. I’ve only put around 3,500 miles on the car since I’ve owned it. I
keep this car in the garage now. I am the
second owner of the car both adult owned. I’m also a non-smoker. The car has
the usual dings and chips from just the age of the car (11 years). Body 195,260 = as of November 20th 2013 Engine/Shortblock = 45,xxx VIN: JF1GD29682G527239 Price: $8,100 MOD LIST
~ STi Hood Scoop
~ Blouch 18G Turbo ~ Dyno at LIC in 2011 - 288.6
@5750 max power and 300.5 @4000 max torque ~ JDM LightWerkz harness for JDM
projectors ~
Timing Belt Tensioner ~ HD 5-Speed Transmission Mount ~Whiteline Rear Adjustable Endlinks Stock parts included: ~Downpipe ~Uppipe ~Catback ~I Run Rotella T6 5W40 in this car.
It was last changed it at 194,686 in September 2013. ~The 30k service was done on this
car at 180,020. I have a copy of records from LIC motorsports. (attached) ~DRL’s have been de-activated
because of JDM projectors ~Car is capable of towing but, I’ve
never use this feature. |
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