STi TYPE R V4 EJ257 - AFP20g
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STi TYPE R V4 EJ257 - AFP20g
A painful sale! I have put a lot of work (and money!) into this car and it pains me to put it up for sale but I just cant justify having 2. Its a real head turning car and the paintwork is in excellent condition. Car will come with 10 months MOT and Tax.
It has never wanted for anything and has always had regular servicing. The engine was built by Zen performance and has covered about 12k since then, some of these were running in miles. When built no expense was spared, I used a brand new EJ257 and some top parts as listed below. Its always been looked after by Zen and I have a lot of receipts for all the work. Surprisingly for a 2.5 it uses no oil what so ever, it has an oil change every 3k and during that time I have never had to top up. Not sure if this was my excellent running in or Zen’s excellent build! Comes with all the receipts to prove work.
The Car has done 62,000 which is irrelevant really as the engine is only 12,000 miles old.
Last time it was on a rolling road it made 380/380 (Zen’s old Dyno which reads lower than most others) with the boost coming in nice and early. It has since had an FPR fitted and the map tweaked to suit and it felt much quicker. I would guess now its 390/390 – 400/400.
Spec:
Engine:
EJ257 (12k Miles)
Mahle Forged Pistons (12k Miles)
Rebuilt V3 STi heads (12k Miles)
RCM K&N induction Kit (2k miles)
ARP 11mm Head studs (12k Miles)
1.4mm Subaru Headgaskets (12k Miles)
Water Pump (12k miles)
API Modified Oil Pump (12k miles)
Zen performance Repainted Inlet Manifold (12K miles)
Gates Timing belt and tensioner replaced (12k)
Rebuilt AFP 20g (12k Miles)
550cc Injectors
Samco Inlet Pipe
ZeroSports Aluminium induction pipe
ECU/management
Apexi PFC with hand commander (Installed and mapped by Paul at Zen)
AVCR (Installed and mapped by Paul at Zen)
Interior:
Prosport Guages (Oil temp/Oil pressuse/boost)
Kenwood Double DIN head unit, with remote
Dynomatted front doors with Hertz speakers
STi front mats
Cooling:
ZeroSports Cool Themostat
Brand new Radiator just fitted
Hybrid FMIC
Custom air intake from front bumper
Samco Radiator Hoses
Exhaust:
Ceramic Coated Equal Length Manifold
Ceramic Coated Up-pipe
Kakimoto GT 1.0z Titanium Exhaust (extremely light and loud)
Fuelling:
550cc Injectors
Fuel lab FPR
Walbro Fuel Pump
Brakes:
Godspeed front big brake conversion with Blue Stuff pads (5K Miles)
Godspeed Rebuilt front callipers
Grooved Disks all round
Blue stuff rear pads (5k miles)
Rear Handbrake Shoes replaced (2k miles)
Brake Stopper
Braided Hoses all around
Wheels/Tyres:
WRX Newage Alloys, No kerbing at all, paint has some slight bubbling in places.
Exterior:
Chargespeed front bumper
Crystal lights
Clear side repeaters
Silvertech Indicator Bulbs
Drivetrain:
Helix 230mm Extra uprated Organic Clutch (12k)
5.4KGs Lightweight Billet Flywheel
RCM Blue Lightweight Pulleys
DCCD Gearbox
Other:
Battery recently replaced
D1 Spec Catch Can
Everytime I think I am finished writing this I remember something else so there may be more updates. If anyone wants to view I am in Newport Pagnell.
I am in no hurry to sell so please no stupid offers.
£6995
Any questions give me a shout.
Dave
It has never wanted for anything and has always had regular servicing. The engine was built by Zen performance and has covered about 12k since then, some of these were running in miles. When built no expense was spared, I used a brand new EJ257 and some top parts as listed below. Its always been looked after by Zen and I have a lot of receipts for all the work. Surprisingly for a 2.5 it uses no oil what so ever, it has an oil change every 3k and during that time I have never had to top up. Not sure if this was my excellent running in or Zen’s excellent build! Comes with all the receipts to prove work.
The Car has done 62,000 which is irrelevant really as the engine is only 12,000 miles old.
Last time it was on a rolling road it made 380/380 (Zen’s old Dyno which reads lower than most others) with the boost coming in nice and early. It has since had an FPR fitted and the map tweaked to suit and it felt much quicker. I would guess now its 390/390 – 400/400.
Spec:
Engine:
EJ257 (12k Miles)
Mahle Forged Pistons (12k Miles)
Rebuilt V3 STi heads (12k Miles)
RCM K&N induction Kit (2k miles)
ARP 11mm Head studs (12k Miles)
1.4mm Subaru Headgaskets (12k Miles)
Water Pump (12k miles)
API Modified Oil Pump (12k miles)
Zen performance Repainted Inlet Manifold (12K miles)
Gates Timing belt and tensioner replaced (12k)
Rebuilt AFP 20g (12k Miles)
550cc Injectors
Samco Inlet Pipe
ZeroSports Aluminium induction pipe
ECU/management
Apexi PFC with hand commander (Installed and mapped by Paul at Zen)
AVCR (Installed and mapped by Paul at Zen)
Interior:
Prosport Guages (Oil temp/Oil pressuse/boost)
Kenwood Double DIN head unit, with remote
Dynomatted front doors with Hertz speakers
STi front mats
Cooling:
ZeroSports Cool Themostat
Brand new Radiator just fitted
Hybrid FMIC
Custom air intake from front bumper
Samco Radiator Hoses
Exhaust:
Ceramic Coated Equal Length Manifold
Ceramic Coated Up-pipe
Kakimoto GT 1.0z Titanium Exhaust (extremely light and loud)
Fuelling:
550cc Injectors
Fuel lab FPR
Walbro Fuel Pump
Brakes:
Godspeed front big brake conversion with Blue Stuff pads (5K Miles)
Godspeed Rebuilt front callipers
Grooved Disks all round
Blue stuff rear pads (5k miles)
Rear Handbrake Shoes replaced (2k miles)
Brake Stopper
Braided Hoses all around
Wheels/Tyres:
WRX Newage Alloys, No kerbing at all, paint has some slight bubbling in places.
Exterior:
Chargespeed front bumper
Crystal lights
Clear side repeaters
Silvertech Indicator Bulbs
Drivetrain:
Helix 230mm Extra uprated Organic Clutch (12k)
5.4KGs Lightweight Billet Flywheel
RCM Blue Lightweight Pulleys
DCCD Gearbox
Other:
Battery recently replaced
D1 Spec Catch Can
Everytime I think I am finished writing this I remember something else so there may be more updates. If anyone wants to view I am in Newport Pagnell.
I am in no hurry to sell so please no stupid offers.
£6995
Any questions give me a shout.
Dave
Last edited by Davros 1979; 21 May 2013 at 11:32 AM.
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I keep going back to this on the for sale sites as it's a great spec and decent mileage. Unfortunately I don't have the spare cash for it Still not a fan of the front bumper but can't fault the rest of the car at all.
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In the last 12 months its had:
New rad
New handbrake shoes
New cv boot
New RCM slam panel
Engine bolt kit from scoobynet gb
New hertz front speakers with spacers and dynomated doors. Controlled by an amp.
This car has about £8k worth of receipts from Zen performance!
New rad
New handbrake shoes
New cv boot
New RCM slam panel
Engine bolt kit from scoobynet gb
New hertz front speakers with spacers and dynomated doors. Controlled by an amp.
This car has about £8k worth of receipts from Zen performance!
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Lovely to me you today Dave and a huge thank you for being patient and explaining things to a newbie
Got it home safely and now tucked away in the garage (just fits!)
Good luck with your new project and hope to chat with you in the future.
I hope nobody was badly hurt in the accident that closed the M25 J28-J29. If it was human error that caused thousands of us delays and frustration then I'm very !""££$$ off.
Got it home safely and now tucked away in the garage (just fits!)
Good luck with your new project and hope to chat with you in the future.
I hope nobody was badly hurt in the accident that closed the M25 J28-J29. If it was human error that caused thousands of us delays and frustration then I'm very !""££$$ off.
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I took the family out for a quick spin and asked them what they thought of the car later.
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
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I took the family out for a quick spin and asked them what they thought of the car later.
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
Sorry, that made me chuckle, as did your description of the outing.
Welcome to the world of Scooby ownership, and at least the traffic jam gave you longer to enjoy being in it (he said, knowing what a pain it must have been).
The car looks a cracker.
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excellent!
Glad you are pleased
Glad you are pleased
I took the family out for a quick spin and asked them what they thought of the car later.
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
Wife: If I go in it again, I'm sitting in the back with a crash helmut on
Daughter (who was in the back): It was scary, it made loud noises!
So, a successful introduction to the scooby then
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