2009 Subaru Impreza Red Wagon Wrx Sti W/black Wheels 25k Miles And 15k In Extras on 2040-cars
Perris, California, United States
I'm selling my very clean and very fast 2009 Sti Impreza. Its fully
loaded w/ all options including Navigation. This car will not only get
28mpg's w/ the friends and family in the car, but it is more fun to
drive then many Super cars out there. It was professionally built and
tuned w/ all the best upgrades you can buy. It only has 10k miles on the
motor since the build was completed. The chassis only has 25k miles on
it. This car is ready to drive anywhere and will put a smile on your
face. I'm only selling/trading it to buy a C6Z Corvette, more my style. Please don't waist my time if you
don't have the funds to purchase the car, and no joy rides. It has just
been paid off and I have a clean/clear title and current reg. in hand.
Smog completed 2 months ago.
Specs for the car: Wiseco 9.0:1 Forged Pistons Manley H-beam rods Acl Race Rod Bearings Acl Race Main Bearing Arp Case Bolts Arp Head studs Oem Subaru Gasket kit Supertech Dual Valve Springs Supertech Titanium Retainers Kelford Cams 220D 282/278 Oem timing Belt Cosworth TGV Deletes Omni Power 4 bar map Cobb Accessport V2 Protuned 18psi 420hp @18psi Methanol Injection/ w aem 5 gal tank Process West Front Mount kit Forge Motorsports BOV Injector Dynamics 1000cc Ew65c Fuel Pump ATP Gtx3076r stock location turbo External Wastegate Tial 44mm Invidia Equal Length Manifold w/ integrated U pipe Invida Catless downpipe Invida Catback Exhaust Spec Stage 3+ Clutch assmbly I also have the stock cat system to pass smog if needed |
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