1989 Volkswagen Cabriolet Berg Cup Turbo on 2040-cars
Pearl City, Hawaii, United States
MK3 020 5 speed transmission Garrett T3/T4 60trim turbo SDS Standalone Tial 38mm External Wastegate Custom 3" turbo back exhaust Custom 1.5" screamer pipe (WG) Custom Silicone Intake Systems Air to Water Intercooler setup Greddy style BOV 4.5" fiberglass "Berg Cup" flares TR Motorsports 15x9 wheels Raceland Coilovers 10.1 front brakes and 8.9 rear disc conversion Custom VW 4spd reverse lockout shifter conversion Kamei Hood scoop Zender eyelid spoiler VW Corrado seat swap Scirocco Wolfsburg steering wheel SpeedHut GPS Tach/Speedo AEM UEGO digital Wideband AEM Boost gauge Runs well, ECU needs tuning which I just don't have time to do anymore. Needs a good owner that will give her the love she needs! On Mar-14-14 at 01:59:21 PDT, seller added the following information:Contact phone number 616.994.323nine |
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