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Mk4 Ibiza - 240bhp & 55mpg! Big Spec.

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I'm looking to sell my Ibiza

Looking for £6000 ovno

Location; Preston, Lancs

Contact; Via PM or Text (07772549948) - Rarely able to answer phone calls

Honest reason for sale…Moving to Germany for a year, considered putting it in storage and keeping it for a weekend car but after owning it for 4years I will fancy a bit of a change when I get back…if I get back

Key Points

2003 Seat Ibiza Sport 1.9pd (130bhp > 240bhp)

Group 8 insurance

97k – Below depicts pretty much a rebuilt engine

55mpg on a run (bloody brilliant considering the power)

Would come taxed and tested

Cambelt done in Dec

Spec

Engine

130pd Standard, 240bhp/380lbft – (with Graphs)

Full Turbodynamics Hybrid Turbo

Mapped by Jabbasport

Seat Sport FMIC

Allard EGR Race Pipe

Cupra air intake

Green Airfilter

12month old Starter Motor

Injector Wiring Loom as old ones can cause a misfire 12months old

Milltek Turbo Back non-res exhaust

Full gearbox rebuild after selector fork dropped, modified fork fitted (common issue on 6-speed boxes apparently)

Sachs 4 Puck Paddle clutch (rated to 480lbft) flywheel at the same time

New Gearbox mounts done too

Handling

Fully polybushed

Cupra Hubs

Eibach ProStreet Coilovers – Great ride and comfort

Front and rear anti-roll bars upgraded (Whiteline ones IIRC)

Hi-Spec Monster 4 brakes

Yellow Stuff Pads fitted along with new Rotors and Rotor Bolts fitted recently

Rear disks and pads are spot on – loads of life in these

Bodywork

Cupra Bumpers - Rear bumper smoothed

HID's 4300k – White light, not blue or yellow

BBS Wheels from Mk4 Golf GTI - Powder coated black

Full windows out respray, Spirit Yellow I think it is so its very subtly different but much more vibrant, No parking dents on it at all

Custom show cage built by Fusion Fabrications in York (ford guys will know how good his reputation is) – Correct Cage Grade Steel – Not these generic Ally show cages.

Stereo

Alpine Headunit - 9885r with Ipod Adaptor

Rainbow Components upfront with custom made A-pillars for the tweeters

Components powered by a Genesis amp Sounds great)

Pioneer sub in custom sub box in the spare wheel well

Sub powered by an American Legacy Amp

Front doors deadened with material from Loud-boy from Talkaudio so its all been done properly and sounds great.

General

Its currently on 97k as of yesterday but as the above shows the engine has basically been rebuild and its all fine.

Winter oil service carried out in Dec (FSH)

Cambelt done at the same time as the winter service.

MOT due in a week or so

Tax - £65 for 6months due next month.

(Will come Taxed and Tested)

Theres bound to be plenty of stuff missing, Also have a file of all receipts coming to about 16k and I'm sure there are going to be others missing worth about 2k at a guess.

Will not come with my private plate

Price as per the top - £6000

As to be completely honest there are always some negatives:

Tyres could do with changing

One wheel has been scuffed when fitting tyres last time around - was not impressed!

Very small scuff on side of the rear bumper when someone bushed past it in the works car park

Photos of these on request.

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Halfway through the respray in the bodyshop

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Stats

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Fresh tax, fresh MOT, 4 new tyres,

so that's £430 spent on it in the last week.

Plus dropping the price to £5500

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