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2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 8 on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:84500
Location:

Morrisville, Pennsylvania, United States

Morrisville, Pennsylvania, United States
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 Up for sale is my 2005 Evolution 8. This car just had its entire engine rebuild top to bottom. As of today, the new motor has 927 miles on it since rebuild. All oil changes have been done, no metal in the oil, car runs and drives smooth. The car has been switched back to Brad Penn oil as of last oil change, roughly 100 miles ago. The car has NOT been re-tuned since the new engine has been installed. Boost is set at 20psi via EBC and the car has been broken in as specified in the AMS 2.3L engine break in. Below you will see what has been done to the car regarding the new engine and some of the other upgrades. I will not list every single one but will provide info if requested by a serious buyer. More pics can also be requested along with copies of all recent dyno sheets (prior to new motor) and as many receipts as I have (there is a lot).

New motor has the following:
2.3L displacement
ACL Race Rod Bearings
ACL Race Main Bearings
Wiseco HD 2.3 Stroker Pistons
Manley turbo tuff I beam stroker lightweight rods
OEM Squirter
OEM Freeze plugs
OEM engine gasket
Power enterprise coated stopper style head gasket
Red Line MT-90 fluid for trans
Back on Brad Penn 10-30
T-case has fresh fluid and was flushed
Block machine work included bore, hone, align hone and deagrease
Crank is in perfect condition
Sidewalls were in great shape and were cleaned
New oil pump installed
New gates water pump installed
new t-case orings installed
new oil pump pick up
Head was rebuilt and decreased along with a valve job, new valve seals, new valve springs
MAP Ultimate Duty Valve, springs and retainers
GSC R2 Stroker cams
Black was machined for +0.20 pistons
new block to trans dowels installed

Car has a TurboTrix Racing Stage 1 Trans and T- Case
ACT 6 puck sprung clutch disc installed
FP Black Turbo (non BB) at 20psi and car before was set at 26-27psi on C16
AMS Intercooler, AMS Exhaust, ported intake manifold, DNG ported turbo manifold HKS SSQV blow off valve. Car also comes with an AMS 3 inch turn down exhaust for those who like the insane noise this car can make.

Any other questions please feel free to ask. Car has current inspection but it is due come next month were it will be PA Exempt. Car has maybe 1200 miles on it since last year.


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