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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9 Se on 2040-cars

US $38,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:50400 Color:
Location:

Wichita, Kansas, United States

Wichita, Kansas, United States
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2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9 SE.

Great condition, Mitsubishi Evolution 9 for sale. This car is capable of producing about 650whp with a tune, it is in break in stage due to being fully built professionally in town by Fusion Works racing in Wichita, Ks. It is able to run on e85, pump gas & race gas.

Vehicle for sale has low miles & has always been garaged from the elements. There is no obvious signs of being in a wreck, nor has ever been wrecked in my care. There is easily $20K in modifications & most mods are either brand new or in great condition. Paint/clear are in great condition, All carbon fiber parts are properly waxed & have been cared for. Clean title, three owner car.

Interior: Full Evo 9 Special Edition interior w/ red stitching, Rexpeed Carbon Fiber Dash Trim, Kicker 650 speakers, Triple A-Pillar Gauge pod, Triple Carbon Fiber center dash Pillar 52mm gauge’s include: AEM TRUBOOST Boost Controller & Gauge, AEM A/F Gauge, AEM Fuel Pressure Gauge, Power Acoustic speaker Amplifier.

Engine: Only 800 Miles in break in stage, most items listed are brand new:    2.2L 9K RPM redline build. CP Piston set, Cometic Head Gasket, ARP Main Studs, ARP Head studs L19, Mild Port Polish, Eagle Crankshaft, GRP Rods, Greddy Timing Belt, Supertech valves valveguides Spring ret kit & valve kit, Kelford 272 Camshafts, AMS-F1 Intake Manifold, BOOMBA Racing EVO VIII-IX (4G63) 75mm throttle body, AMS IX ADJUSTABLE THROTTLE Stop, STM one piece clutch line Master to slave, New Valve Cover Gasket, Stainless Valve Cover Bolt Kit; AEM Series 2 ECU, AMS Cam Side Motor Mount, AMS Transmission side motor mount, PowerFlex Rear Motor Mount, rebuilt OEM Alternator, BLOX RACING RADIATOR STAY, Koyo Race Half radiator, INGALLS STIFFY ENGINE TORQUE DAMPER, SOLID DRIVESHAFT CARRIER BEARING BUSHINGS, 3” ETS Intercooler, 3” ETS Cold side Intercooler pipe, Tial 50MM Blow Off Valve, 62MM Bullseye Turbo S362 with latest BatMoWheel Turbine. AFI Exhaust T3 Manifold. Aftermarket cooling fan,

Tires: less than 1000miles
Suspension: GT WORX Lowering springs, recently aligned

Brakes: Front Brembo slotted rotors, Front & Rear Hawk Autox Pads, Carbon Fiber Cooling Guides,

Wheels: SE Edition BBS Wheels

Transmission: NEW QaurterMaster Hydraulic Race clutch, NEW TRE Stage 11 FULL Transmission rebuild, NEW HKS 4.11 Gears, NEW WaveTrac front limited slip differential Solid Shifter Bushings, Solid Trans shifter bushing. AMS Moustache Bar Eliminator.

 

Exterior: 35% Legal Window Tint, Rexpeed Polarized side mirrors, Rexpeed Carbon Fiber Vortex Generators, Custom Carbon Fiber Oil Cooler Guide, Seibon Carbon Fiber hood w/ AeroCatch Hood Pins, Mitsubishi Galant Windshield sprayers, Carbon Fiber licence plate holder, OEM HID Hi/Lo Headlights, 3000k HID Fog lights, OEM Mitsubishi JDM Rear Bumper, Shock Hood Lift Damper, custom LED tag light.

Fuel System: Injector Dynamics ID2000 injectors, Aeromotive High Flow Fuel Rail, Aeromotive Pro-Series EFI Regulator, -8 Stainless Fuel Line Feed, -6 Stainless Steel Fuel Return Line. Trunk installed Fuel Cell

The Flaws: There are some minor scratches about on every corner of the vehicle. Winshield is brand new! The Racing brake pads are pretty loud but easily replaced. The Solid mount Rear Diff. is fairly noisy due to being solidly mounted, again not really a flaw just noise. Fuel Level Sensor does not operate due to fuel cell in trunk. 

I have receipts for all recent modifications including motor, transmission build. Sale of vehicle includes: stock Aluminum hood, stock Trunk, stock Fuel Tank with Full Blown Fuel Pump Hangar, oem intake manifold, many other goodies.

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