This Is A 2000 Plymounth Neon!!! With 2005 Srt-4 Swap on 2040-cars
Washington, New Jersey, United States
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2000 Plymouth Neon with 2005 SRT Swap 2005 motor and transaxles. Motor has 7100 miles on Short Block. On 15100 rest of motor and drive train. When looking at my photo the three gauges photo are 1) 42804Mi Stock Neon gauge is when we got the swap running 2) 44700 is the mileage SRT gauge panel when bought it, I drove with the stock panel until I got to the 44700 mileage and swap out to the SRT gauge panel 3) Is the mileage as of today 10/20/13 All wiring harness are from a 2005 SRT. EBay larger intercooler EBay 3” exhaust system B & C Coil over struts All seats front and rear are SRT so are the door panels. Stock Dodge 6 Cd in dash radio with built in XM satellite Radio. Power windows power door locks. 2004 Stock SRT ECM is in the car now with a 93 octane tune Body Modifications 2003 Front bumper with headlights.2003 rear bumpers with digital tail lights. Spare Parts Diablo programmer for the ECM, Stage 1 ECM, head with cams, exhaust manifold with turbo, intake manifold with 2 or 3 TB with Spacers. Stock inter cooler, stock exhaust cat back and stock Cat. Windshield Post 3 gauge panel with Interceptor Scan gauge, AEM Air/Fuel Ratio. Auto Meter oil Pressure gauge 2000 headlights and taillights and more that I forgot about. Back into my wife car no damage to rear bumper but it chip the paint bad see last Picture
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