2003 Hyundai Tiburon Turbo - Performance Car - Needs Clutch on 2040-cars
Danville, Kentucky, United States
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A professionally modded turbo Tiburon. This car has more top end performance components than most and they are all professionally installed. (Listed below)I am selling low due to these reasons...---- NEEDS A CLUTCH ---- NEEDS DETAILING ---- NEEDS FRONT GROUND EFFECT ---- 2003 4 cylinder 2.0 engine. Only 82,000 Miles. As it's tuned the car hits about 300 WHP., The turbo can handle 36 PSI, so it can be turned up and up to around 450WHP!!! Must see, this car stands out in a crowd and always gets compliments. Recently awarded "Royal Family" status with Royal Purple racing fluids.-- Over $20,000 in Performance Modifications (not including labor!!!) The MAIN photo is a shot of her cleaned up, after that the next several photos are what the car currently looks like... Dirty and with broken front ground effect. The remaining photos are showing her cleaned up so you know what she is capable of with just a little effort. As I said, the car needs a clutch, so the buyer will have to have it towed or trailered away. Other than this the car is in pretty good shape, and is a real bargain. -- Over $20,000 in Performance Modifications (not including labor!!!) - ENGINE- All fluids by Royal Purple! SFR Stage 2+ Turbo kit Garret GT28-RS Stage 3 Turbo The "Disco Potato" 2.5 Bar Map Sensor by SFR Blow Off Valve by SFR Intercooler by SFR ECU reflash on dyno by SFR 630cc Injectors by Siemens 65mm throttle body by SFR AIRRAM intake manifold - Beta 1/2 AirRam Intake Manifold - only 3 sold! Innovative Motorsports Turbo Timer Torque Damper SFR System Upgrade Polyurthane Motor Mounts SFR System Upgrade NGK hot wires NGK Iridium IX spark plugs ARK 3" Single Outlet Exhaust VHR hyper racing clutch set and light weight flywheel TWM STS with complete brass bushings Apex-I Super AFC 2 Obx Radiator hoses Custom ground wire set -INTERIOR- Corbeau A4 seats Corbeau 4-point harnesses Momo leather steering wheel Sparco wheel hub GloShift Tinted 7 Series Gauges (EXT temp, Boost & Oil pressure) Gaugeworks Triple Gauge Pod AEM Wideband Air Fuel Gauge TWM Weighted Piston Shift Knob Custom painted trim Custom C/F door trim Interior Neons -SUSPENSION, BRAKES & ROLLERS- B&G 1.5" Drop Sport Springs RRM Strut Tower Brace Kspec Mid Brace Bar Kspec Rear Strut Tower Brace Rotora Big-Brake Kit w/ Steel Brake Lines Mod-Tech 18x8 Rims 215 35 18 Toyo Proxes 4 tires ARP Wheel Studs -EXTERIOR- Aerogear Hybrid 2 Body Kit APR C/F Diffusers 05 Tiburon Headlight Conversion PIAA H7 bulbs Aluminum Gas Lid KDM Emblems -STEREO- Eclipse Double-din DVD head unit |
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