2005 Lotus Elise on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
For more info and pics please email ma at:domenicmelving@yahoo.com
2005 Lotus Elise in excellent running and looking condition, with the following FEATURES & UPGRADES;
ForcedFed FF275 Stage 1 Turbo Kit, which includes the following;
Garrett GT28R Turbo
Stainless Steel Turbo Support System
321 Stainless Tubular Manifold
Heatshielding for turbo and manifold
Spearco 450 HP Intercooler Core
750CM Puller Fan
Aluminum Dedicated Intercooler Ducting
Powder coated Aluminum Intercooler Pipes with isolator Mounts and Chassis Brackets
Samco Intercooler Hose
304 Stainless 3 Inch exhaust system
550cc Injectors
Proprietary Engine Management Computer
Dedicated Air Intake System
Modified Toyota Oil Pan
Pressure Adaptor Fitting and Line
NGK Spark Plugs
Bosch Porsche BOV with Plumbing for Recirculation
Brackets, Braces, Lines and Fittings
Engineered Engine Restraint System
See Dyno Chart Attached for Turbo Output (Running a conservative 6 lbs of boost)
Engine Upgrades in 2010 by DRS (Dynamic Racing Solutions), La Habra Calif
Engine R&R'd with Wiseco forged pistons / 10:1 compression
ECU upgraded to EFI X2
Radium Engineering Rear Clamshell Removal Kit (2014) - This allows removal of the entire rear clam in about 10 minutes
Proxes R1R Tires with approx. 2,500 miles
Auto Tecknic Front Tow Hook
Color Matched Hard Top w/ Storage Bag + Soft Top
Center Stack with Oil Pressure & Boost Gages
Recovered Seats with New Padding (2014)
Front Splitter
BOE Fabrication Rear Engine Mount
HID Front Headlamps
Lotus Dash Mat (eliminates glare from windshield)
Battery Tender - Keeps battery from fully discharging to where you cannot to start the car (common issue with these)
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