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G.I. Jew

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Model: MY06 Subaru WRX STI

Colour: Crystal Grey

Registration Number: TUA-757

Mileage: Just clicked over 100K KMs

Price: $35,400 Excluding second set of genuine wheels/ R888's

Other Information:

Clean & accident free title. Still has "Paint OK" stickers on from factory.

Full STI service history (clutch & brakes replaced) and I recently had the timing belt done by URD - along with quality Castrol lubricants (Edge 10w60, Syntrax, LSX90 and dot 5.1 brake fluid.

Very stealth setup that is quiet, subtle and very competitive. My wife drives this as a daily - that's how subtle it is!

Modifications: Ported AVO exhaust (super high flowing cat) with additional race pipe (muffler delete! pimp ), APS 70mm CAI, AVO silicone inlet (new ribbed version), Ceramic coated equal length headers, ported VF43 turbo, Boost triggered Automatic Waterspray, Very safe HP-F Flash Tune with launch control & flat foot shift (makes FULL boost by 3200RPM & 197kw!), Knocklink with high intensity LED outrigger, AVO guage pod, Alpine CD player with I-pod & remote control, Extensively Dynamatted front doors.

Suspension: RE001 Adrenalin tyres (approx 50% tread), Endless handbrake shoes, Rebuilt & shimmed rear plated differential (perfectly streetable), STI Pink Springs, Whiteline Sport ALK, WL 24mm RSB, WL 22mm FSB, Eibach camber bolts (approx 2.75 degrees camber - setup by Ricky), Whiteline diff support bushes, WL rear subframe locking bolts, WL front & rear strut braces and probably more parts I can't think of right now...

The car had spent 80K km of it's life totally stock (by a WRX Club Member) & I have the utmost of mechanical sympathy for it since owning it. Engine oil, filter, UUE replaced EVERY 6000km with Edge 10w60 & genuine filters.

The car is mechanically flawless but if you are pedantic about appearance, the front bar could be re-sprayed. It hasn't worried me enough to warrant doing it.

Comes with all stock parts and negotiable on the green wheels & R888 semi slick tyres (worth $1k).

Never been tracked and only done a couple of DECA's.

Any inspection welcome & feel free to contact Matt at HP-F or Tony at URD.

Pictures:

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Contact: Darren

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 0407 774 055

Location: Notting Hill, VIC

*Please only either email or phone me for further details.

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