2014 Mitsubishi Lancer on 2040-cars
Black, Missouri, United States
2014 Mitsubishi Evolution X GSR.
Included Modifications:
MAP EF2 turbo (400HP pump gas, 450HP E85)
Full-Race Pro-Stock manifold with black coating
MAP recirculating downpipe
SpeedCircuit resonated test pipe
MAP catback 3" exhaust
ID1000 injectors
Deatchwerks DW65c fuel pump
MAP 3" intercooler
MAP upper intercooler pipe
ETS intake
Synapse Synchronic diverter valve
Cobbb 3-port boost controller
AEM wideband AFR gauge
Blox front engine mount
Cobb AccessPort v3
35% window tint front/rear
Rally Armor mud flaps
Enkei RPF1 black wheels, 18x8.5 +35 (stock dimensions) with stock Yokohama Advans (almost shot) and black McGard spline lug nuts
Stock GSR wheels with nearly new Goodyear Eagle F1 all season tires, stock dimensions
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