2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Gsr Race Car *390 Ft/lbs And 360whp* on 2040-cars
Duxbury, Massachusetts, United States
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I am selling my 2008 Mitsubishi Evolution X GSR Race Car. It only has 30k miles. The car was build by the late Dent Sport Garage in Norwood, Ma. It has a full 8 point roll cage with x bars at the doors. The engine has the bolt-on Garrett Dual Ball Bearing Twin-scroll GT3076R, AMS Downpipe, Walbro 255LPH Fuel Pump, Deatschwerks 1000cc Fuel Injectors, Custom Handmade Downpipe Back Titanium Exhaust by Bill Washburn (weights about 12lbs), Custom Handmade Intercooler Piping by Bill Washburn, Hallman Pro Boost Controller, AME TM-02 18x10.5 +22 Rims, Exedy Twin Disk Clutch, Lowering Springs, Works Rear Sway Bar, and Custom Flashed ECU by Matt Koestner. The car was making around 390 ft/lbs and 360whp on a Dyno Dynamics. I also have the stock exhaust and stock GSR wheels with Bridgestone Blizzaks mounted on them I will sell with the car if you would like. The car still has the radio installed along with the AC. I also have the title in hand and have been the only owner. While racing I would change the oil before and after every track event along with all other needed maintenance (i.e. transmition fluid and differential fluid). The car has been inspected for the street with it’s current setup, BUT I knew the guy if you know what I mean. So I am selling the car for OFF-ROAD use only and AS IS! If you would like to get it inspected for the street I am guessing it would not take much. |
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