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2004 Subaru Impreza Sti on 2040-cars
US $24,000.00
Year:2004
Mileage:50040
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Location:
Mira Loma, California, United States
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This car was a display car for a performance company and was hardly driven before I got it. I purchased it 3yrs ago and have upgraded and built things to be more of a track car in the last year. Its been on the track 3 times for HPDE. Here is a list of things done to the car and Im sure Im leaving a few out…
Chassis Never been wrecked not even a little bit Brand new Race Comp Engineering/KW3 coilovers $2500 Camber plates F/R $700 Brand new Whiteline roll center lower ball joints $215 Brand new front wheel bearings with extended ARP studs $600 Perrin anti lift bushings $292 DM shock tower bars $375 Hotchkis front and rear sway bars $500 Assorted urethane bushings Brembos DBA slotted rotors F/R $700 Hawk pads $275 Stainless braided brake lines $115 Motul brake fluid GT Spec fender reinforcement $240 Cusco Center floor brace $215 Enkei “limited bronze” RPF 01 17” BFG 235/40-17 $2100 or XXR 527 “Black Chrome” 17” Nitto Nt01 275/45/17 for the track $1650 AP Pitch stop $125
Engine Cobb built short block and New factory heads $4500 Gates Racing timing belt, alternator belt and a/c belt $400 Injector Dynamic 1300cc top feed conversion $900 Walbro 450 e85 pump $185 Grimmspeed TGV deletes $400 Aeromotive Fuel pressure regulator $170 Only ran with Brad Penn semi syn 15w-40 oil Setrab External Oil cooler $210 Peterson catch can $215 FP Black Turbo $1800 Ti turbo blacket $100 Tial 44mm Wastegate with custom up-pipe$675 Tomei Equal Length header wrapped from heads to catalytic $700 Cobb Stainless Down pipe back with Cobb muffler $1300 Brand new ACT HD Street/Strip Clutch with Motul fluids $1100 APS Front Mount Intercooler $1300 Tial BOV $260 Mishimoto 3 core radiator Pure water with Water wetter $275 Cusco radiator shroud $75 Silicon radiator hoses $105 Killer B ultimate oil pickup tube $175 Cobb lightweight crank pulley $135
Cobb AP ver2 with custom dual Cobb Speed density maps E85 490hp/500lb tq Gas 410hp/460lb tq
Interior Full WRX Black and gray cloth interior Defi Boost/Oil Press/Oil Temp with record/playback controller and AEM wideband $1400 Sony mp3 head unit $115 Cobb short shift and knob $245 Odyssey Pc 680 lightweight battery under passenger seat $250 $25,386
Exterior Java Black Pearl WRX trunk with small wing Hood scoop delete $220 Lower lip $60 Fog light covers $65
Over $25,000 in aftermarket parts on a car with very little mileage for an 04’ |
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