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1999 Mirage with 2L Mivec conversion - PERTH

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advertising this one for a friend who is leaving the country very soon.

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1999 Mirage

Engine hardware

6A12 Mivec

Engine accessories

Haltech E6K ECU, NGK racing plugs, RPW 6-2-1 extractors, K&N pod filter with CAI piping, High flow cat, 2.5" press bent exhaust from the extractor flange back. No resonators, one muffler. Two Davies Craig slimline thermo fans.

Drivetrain

Brass button clutch, FTO 5speed, diff, flywheel and driveshaft.

Brakes and suspension

Standard front discs with EBC green stuff pads. CK Lancer rear discs with EBC black stuff pads. Koni special adjustable shocks, Lovell lowering springs. Camber kit.

Rolling Stock

Momo Ferrari Engineering 16s. Pirelli PZnero rubber on front and P7000s on the back. 45 profile and 205 width. They've done about 5000kms so they're basically brand new! These tyres are worth close to $400 each...

Bodywork

deleted antenna, customised kit, PIAA spots, semi reflective tints, custom moulded GT4 bonnet scoop, aero mirrors

Interior

Sparco Torino seats, Momo tiller, Momo shifter, Momo gear boot, Sparco pedals, partially retrimmed door skins, electric windows, show install in boot.

Stereo

Panasonic DF800W CD/MP3 player, Infinity splits with MB Quart tweeters, running on a brand new Alpine 2x50wrms amp. Infinity Kappa Perfect 10" subs x2 running on a Response 4x100wrms amp. Sounds very loud and very crisp!

Its pretty quick, handles well and stops really well. A tad front heavy as you'd expect, but that was easily compensated for with a fat rear sway bar and a front strut brace (not coming with the car) It sounds mean and burbly due to the exhaust.

$15500 ONO

Any questions at all please call 0419 007 180 he is leaving the country very soon

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