Subaru Wrx Sti 23,500 Miles on 2040-cars
Marion, New York, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:2.5
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Silver
Make: Subaru
Number of Cylinders: four
Model: WRX
Trim: Looks like stock WRX
Drive Type: Stock
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Mileage: 23,500
Safety Features: Passenger Airbag
Sub Model: STI
Car is in great shape I'm selling it because I'm buying a house and I NEVER DRIVE IT as you can see by the mileage. Stored in barn in the winter, oil changed ever 1,500 mile with Mobil One fully synthetic oil. Tires and rims are brand new. Call with any questions (585) 880-3153
Mod list is as follows:
Axis Stage 2 Block
Ultimate Racing GT35R w/ .82 A/R Hotside
Ultimate Racing Front Mount Intercooler
Ultimate Racing Cold Air Intake w/ MAF relocated
Buschur Racing Hi Flow Walbro Fuel Pump
Power Enterprise 850cc Injectors
Tial 44mm External Wastegate Dumping to Atmosphere
Tial 50mm Blow Off Valve
Spec Stage 1 Street Clutch
AEM Wideband O2
AEM Tru Boost EBC
Meghan Racing EGT Gauge
Meghan Racing Oil Pressure Gauge
Meghan Racing Oil Temp Guage
Kartboy Short Shifter and Bushings
Greddy Evo 2 Exhaust
Greddy Aluminum Catch Can
H & R Coil Over Suspension
Custom Oil Cooler
Subie Solutions Aluminum Skidplate
Subie Solutions Sway Bars
18" OZ Racing Rims
Custom 355mm Stoptech Brake Kit
Alcantara Wrapping Steering Wheel
Stock WRX Scoop
Stock WRX Wing
Stock WRX Sideskirts
Stock 6 disc CD Changer
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