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5 Speed Custom Modified Awd Eclipse Gsx on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:1995 Mileage:162000
Location:

Kimball, Minnesota, United States

Kimball, Minnesota, United States

Anyways here is the specs on what i can come up with off the top of my head
1995 Mitsubishi eclipse GSX
(All wheel drive), 5 speed manual, Grey leather interior

Need to sell by this week or its coming with me when i move

Unsure exact HP believe in low 300s
car pulls hard 13sec in quarter mile to 135mph
been in almost every car show in NH (2011) season

**Tuned at Dynotech** Equipped with ECM link v3 and flash-able ecu chip currently running 11psi was up at 15 but tuned it down for last winter**

**Featured in 2011 March issue "SUPER STREET MAGIZINE "****


current mileage 162,xxx

ENGINE:
14B turbo (off 1st gen)
new water lines
new oil lines
steel braided hoses
Super Sequential Blow Off Valve (chrome)
Injen intake chrome
Air filter (chrome)
3 inch intercooler hard pipe kit (chrome)
(Stainless Steel) Huge Front Mount Intercooler
(Blue) Couplings for pipes
Direct ignition
NGK plugs
AC delete
New harmonic balancer
Act (2100 lb) pressure plate
(Stage 2) Street Disk 
New Throw Out Bearing
New fork
B&M short throw shifter
(Dual) 3" Exhaust with Chrome Tips
gold valve cover
Blue timing belt cover
Denso clutch master
Denso slave cylinder
(Red) Steel braided clutch line
New throttle position sensor
New downdraft O2 sensor
New crank senor
New camshaft sensor
New MAP sensor


BODY:
2012 camaro green
Molded rear end
Shaved spoiler
Shaved antenna
AIT racing z3 fenders 
AIT racing full blitz body kit
AIT racing carbon fiber hood- Trashed it in july..
New VIS G Speed carbon fiber hood-not installed yet
(Silver) Hood pins
Fully Rubberized under cat beneath car
(Chrome) Euro Racing headlights with Halo Projectors
6,000K HID's(not hitched up yet)
Painted center taillight
Altezza red eye tail lights
Green LED's in fenders
Lamborghini doors
(800 lb) Gas piston shocks in the doors
Tinted windows

Wheels brakes and suspension;
17" Zenetti Rims (Chrome) 
Yokohamma Avid low profile tires
2" Eibach Drop Springs
SRP Air ride suspension - took out completely
Green control arms
Green ball joints
Drilled rotors
Front Strut Bar
Rear Strut Bar
New front and rear ceramic brake pads

Interior
Black & Green (Two tone)
All interior Green suede (except for dash)
Suede door panels (Green)
Suede headliner (Green)
Black & Green Dash
Black & Green door panels
Black & Green pillar pod (3 gauge)
Boost/Vac gauge
Oil Pressure gauge
Air Fuel gauge
HKS fully automatic Turbo timer
Eagle (chrome) Steering wheel

Small area needs to be refiberglassed on the front passenger side of bumper, and paint touch up on the fender, not a big deal other than that its working fine

call with questions or to set up time to view the car in person, 2075575737 ty

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