1995 Toyota Celica 4agze Supercharged on 2040-cars
Oakland, California, United States
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This is a 1995 Celica ST hatchback that I completely converted to a JDM Supercharged Celica. I have up converted everything starting from the tire package, motor/tranny, suspension, lights, electronics, performance accessories, and much much more that is listed down below. The list speaks for itself. The car, last time dynoed, was pushing 250hp, at the wheel.
Everything under the hood is about 150,000 miles, as the motor and tranny came off of a half-cut imported from Japan which read about 44,000 kilometers Jarco, in Atlanta, GA, when I purchased it 5 years ago. Me and this car must simply part ways. This is a project car and requires TLC, time, and money to keep up with optimal performance. The clutch (1st gear) has given in, hence the list price being so low. Replacing it would cost approximately $500, so the list price is still very fair. Modification include: 4agze AE101 engine swap from a half-cut JDM 7afe transmission Phantom Grip Limited Slip Differential Stage 3 Spec clutch Custom front mount intercooler Magna-Core spark plug wires NGK spark plugs 440cc RC Fuel Injectors Walbro 255LPH Supra fuel pump Toda Cams and valve springs installed Replaced valve cover gasket 176mm Diabolique Oversized crank pulley Replaced main and rod bearings Recently replaced lower timing belt All oil changes and maintenance made when needed Enkei RS6 18" rims with tires (95% tread) Lifetime warranty included on all tires at any Discount Tire shop Front and rear sway bars Headers taped- extra header tape is included JDM tail lights Apexi S-AFC II installed in glove box 2 1/4" Magnaflow exhaust w/ muffler Tein SS Coil over Kit w/ Camber bolt kits Drilled and slotted rotors w/ platinum brake pads Exhaust temp. and Boost gauge installed (Air-Fuel and Oil Pressure gauges included) JVC EXAD KD-AVX2 DVD/WMA/MP3/CD player (not included is the 3.5" LCD monitor head unit) 12" MB Quart subwoofer with ported box A4401Q 4 channel Audiobahn amp 2 channel Kenwood amp 2 x 6.5" Infiniti door speakers with 2x 1" Infiniti dome tweeters 2 x 6.5" Audiobahn rear speakers Dynomat laid in the hatchback Full functioning Stinger Amp Kit with XCS compasitator Cobra car alarm with keyless entry and remote 20 percent Platinum mirror tint (not on passenger window) JDM Short shifter All in all I have probably spent over $25,000 in mods and maintenance since starting on this project. I could get $2,500 for just the rims/tires, motor, cams, suspension.....I just don't have the desire to part this car out. This car belongs to someone who can put a little bit of TLC for a lot of performance power! Thanks for looking. |
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