Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Hey guys,

Up for swap is my Mitsubishi Lancer Ce 2 GLXI 2001 stock. I'm just in the market for another turbo car again, miss hearing the turbo :(

The Car is located in Melbourne (Vic) S.E Springvale, i'm currently the second owner of the car, which my girlfriend is the first owner since new. The car has full services history

and never missed a service & well looked after. The exterior on right passenger door has a few light scratches on the surface of the paint.

Details: Mitsubishi Lancer Ce 2 GLXI 2001

Colour: Blue

Kilometers: 117,xxx ( very low :D )

Transmission: Auto

Drive type: Front

Engine: 4 cylinder 1.8L

Fuel Economy: 6.5L / 100km

+ extras: Sunroof, ABS, power windows, central locking

I'm looking to swap for a Skyline GTS-T 33 Series 2, must be manual and white in colour. Would prefer if the car stock or comes with stock parts.

This car is perfect for someone who's wants a great daily car & wants to save massive amount of money on fuel, or who not meant to be driving a turbo car to start with :D

Rego expires in Feb 2012 & the car comes with RWC for swaps.

If your interested in an inspection don't hesitate to call or text me on 0402 740 343.

or email me on [email protected]

Uploading Pictures tomorrow afternoon, as its currently 2.03am

Regards

Cuong

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 5 months later...

This car is back up for swaps again, interested in the gts-t r33 s2 (manual)

also want to mention this car has little hail damage on it, inspection welcome :)

let me know if interested.

Kilometers: 122 xxx

:D thanks guys

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • There aren't boost creep issues, it's not engineered around the restriction of the cats but if you haven't tuned the engine a full decat + exhaust can flow enough air to run off the end of the OEM load scales and you will get a pretty substantial reduction in ignition timing as a result. I recommend using DFCO, avoiding ignition cut limiters, and avoiding popcorn tunes along with running a cat unless you enjoy a perpetually soot-covered and potentially burnt bumper.
    • Small update, it's been slow moving over the Christmas period with money having to go everywhere thats not my car 😅. I got myself a little present to myself from "santa" in the form of some tidy radiator mounts from fitmint automotive to get rid of the stock ones that look like they have been in an accident before and then straightened by a caveman. I know I should've replaced the rubber bush at the same time but I had no idea how bad they were until I was replacing the mounts. Decided to order their dash mat while I was at it as I feel like I am lucky enough to have a pretty decent condition dash and I don't want to risk it being ruined while it's parked in the aussie sun while I'm at work. I have found another electrical fault to add to the evergrowing list to eventually chase down. Every time I replace my taillight globe it blows within a day of use, I'm starting to think my life would be easier if I took a few minutes to learn how to use  a multimeter 😂.   Had some luck with finding a series 2 drivers headlight on marketplace to replace my mismatched series 1 headlight, a subtle difference but it's nice to have a matching set of lights now.   I returned to the air con problem due to being sick of this summer heat, found a good condition condenser to replace my leaking one! I got it in the car and was happy when I got the thumbs up that the system was now holding gas. Sadly the compressor is not kicking in for some reason, we even tried branching the relay in the fuse box. I have tried to do some research on the issue with no clear understanding of what the fix is, so for now it will be placed on the backburner until I can be bothered to look into the wiring to the compressor. The last small mods I have done was cutting the horizontal vents out of the front bar, not really in a functional airflow sense but I just think it looks better as I am not a fan of the series 2 bar. I also switched the shift knob out for a hosoboyo aluminium grex style one, it has a really nice more direct driving feel than the outdated rubbery oem one. Thirdly, I chucked on one of the ebay bonnet strut kits. The fitment is decent and they seem to work fairly well. They have only given out once while the car was parked facing downhill, I think if I was working under the bonnet I would still put the oem hood stay up to be precautionary as to avoid getting a speedy concussion.
    • Got pneumonia, haven’t played with her in a while, but I’m back now. Previous owners cut bonnet pins into the bonnet. My choice try find a replacement or spend $15 get some pins myself to cover up. Now only one small hole to cover. looks shit now, but when the bonnet is red again. Be good 🤞
    • No R32 GTSt had 15" wheels. 205/55-16 was standard GTSt fare. 4.36:1 is standard R32 turbo auto diff. I think the manual was too, not 4.11. 4.11 and 4.08 were R33 namual and auto respectively.
×
×
  • Create New...