No Reserve Auction!! Srt-4 Turbo. Dynoed 351 Hp To Front Wheels @ 18 Psi. on 2040-cars
Gap, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:4 cyl Turbo
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Premium Gas
Interior Color: Black leather
Make: Dodge
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Neon
Trim: SRT-4
Drive Type: fwd
Options: Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Mileage: 72,916
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Sub Model: SRT-4
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows
Exterior Color: Red
This is a NO RESERVE auction. We start our auctions off at EXTREMELY low prices. Car is listed to be SOLD!!!!
I DROVE THIS CAR OVER 200 MILES, RUNS, SHIFTS, STOPS GOOD!! NO SUPRISES
Car is for sale locally, if auction has NO BIDS I will end auction for retail buyer, if auction has any bids it will run to completion.
Thanks for checking out our 2004 Dodge Neon SRT-4 Turbo. This car is WICKED FAST and fun to drive. Been dynode @ 351 HP to front wheels at a conservative tune of 18 PSI.
Added three short videos. the first one is A VERY MILD run up the road, just to show trans shifts good with no grinding. Car WAS NOT anywhere near flat out!!!!!
http://www.waltzsales.com/neon
Here are the details:
New long block built by Forward Motion, block is 40 over with wiseco pistons, eagle rods wit ARP 2000 bolts. Stock crank, no balance shafts, takes 6 quarts of oil.
Trans rebuilt with heavy duty parts.
AGP 3 inch cai with AEM splash shield
BW s256rs turbo from AGP
AGP log manifold, dump, 02 housing
38mm wastegate from turbtronics
3 inch exhaust with CAT single tip
AGP hardpipes
turbo xs rfl BOV
p werks crash bar
mpx front and rear strut bars
AGP fuel kit with 1:1 regulator, return line
RC 750 injectors
walbro 225 fuel pump
act heavy duty clutch
agp shif selector
stock head with crane titanium springs and retainers
agp motor mount and trans mounts
rage tech solid lca's
eibach front and rear sway bars
mopar stage 1 springs
front and rear eibach camber bolts
acm wideband
aem tru boost controller
auto meter oil psi gauge
Mopar short throw shifter
35 % window tint
cuda stripe
yellow fog lights with fog light switch mod.
mushimoto radiator hoses
boomba check valve
catch can
coil pack heat shield
We try to describe our cars the best we can, if you have ANY questions please call BEFORE bidding. Car is in VERY nice shape, and the previous owners wife is pregnant, therefore the toys must go. I have personally driven this car and am amazed how it runs and handles. Everything on this car is top notch. Interior is super nice.
If you have less than 5 feedback PLEASE call/text me before bidding, or your BID WILL BE CANCELLED. 717 - 5 eight 7 - 5895. You are entering a binding contract, NO PAY will be reported to E-bay. Purchaser is responsible for all taxes and licensing fees. Winning bidder will be charged $60 doc fee for paperwork and USPS shipping fees. Car sold AS/IS.
AGAIN if you have ANY questions call/text me....717 - 5 eight 7 - 5985
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