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2004 Lancer Evo Viii Fully Modded $49,900

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I'm putting my 2004 Aust Delivered Evo VIII up for sale. I have a genuine reason for sale, so please don't ask & it is with regret that I am doing so.

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Price $49,900 including GST

Black Lancer Evolution VIII

Build Date: Aug 2004

Complied: Sept 2004

One Owner from New

48400 klms

Full Leather Interior (option when new)

Tinted Windows

Perrin Short Antenna

Carbon Exhaust Surround

Evo VIII Badge

G Reddy Turbo Timer

Ralliart Mats

Mods:

Motec M800 Plug n Play ECU

Laptop Connector

Fully Tuned with 2 files (street & race modes)

Street mode 216awkw on APC's dyno

Race mode 228awkw (on octane boost with straight thru pipe)

3' Exhaust from turbo back (together with straight thru pipe & flanges)

Clutch restrictor removed

Brand New (less than 500klms) Exedy Twin Plate Clutch

Walbro Fuel Pump

Evo IX Rear housing fitted to VIII Turbo

HKS 272/272 Cams

HKS Cam Gears

Crower Springs & Retainers

Gates timing belt

Clear Cam Cover

Whiteline front & rear adjustable sway bars

Whiteline rear strut brace

Tein SS Coilovers

DBA 5000 Rotors

Full Braided Lines with Motul fluid

Ferodo 3000 pads front (+ a spare set of 2500's)

Ferodo 2500 pads rear

Stock Enkei rims with Semi Slick RE55 Bridgestones (30% wear)

+ I will throw in another set of semi's again about 25-30% wear.

(NB I'm not selling the Rays wheels with the car)

I will also be throwing in all of the stock parts I have for the car, including:

Computer

Clutch

Brake Rotors

Cams/Gears/Springs

Struts/Swaybars

Exhuast

The car has been meticulously maintained, serviced at least every 5000 klms OR after every track day i have attended by APC.

I have full receipts for all purchases and services.

Considering stock VIII's are priced around $42,000, I think this a very good buy, considering I have spent well over $20,000 on the above mods. The new owner does not have to spend a cent & can take it to any track & be very quick.

This is arguably one of, if not the fastest genuinely daily driven Evo VIII in Australia. The car has been setup with the track in mind but as a daily driver.

My lap times include:

QR Sprint: 57.1

QR Clubman 1:00.8

QR National 1:22.3

Wakefiled 1:08.9 (1st time - wrong car setup)

Genuine enquiries only please & no time wasters.

Cheers Cam

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Car is still for sale....

All stock parts including exhuast will be provided.

As the car is my company vehicle I will be providing a tax invoice upon sale to any buyer, meaning the GST component ($4,536) may be refundable.

Cheers Cam

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