The 2019 Subaru WRX STI is a 310-hp, all-wheel-drive, rally-inspired compact sedan, that is seriously fast when driven aggressively. However, it is built on a chassis that is capable of easily handling and effectively utilizing much more horsepower over its standard state of tune. This beastly machine we have here is one such beautifully built example. It is powered by an upgraded motor and underpinnings, capable of pushing out more than double the stock output. To complement the higher potential, this 2019 WRX STI has also been extensively reworked inside out. It has 29,000 reported miles on the odometer, while the current owner reports 19,000 miles on the upgraded motor.
This 2019 Subaru WRX STI is fully blacked out and accented by red carbon fiber components. The bodywork has been sharpened with the addition of a widebody kit, carbon fiber hood, and carbon fiber OEM trunk, all from JDMuscle. This has resulted in a menacing appearance and a more aggressive stance. The enhanced look is completed by a set of BC Racing 2-piece wheels encircled by Continental ExtremeContact SportPlus rubber. The interior of this WRX STI gracefully matches its aggressive exterior aesthetics. The cabin is trimmed in black and complemented by a slew of red and black carbon fiber accents. Other prominent aftermarket upgrades include a set of carbon fiber front seats from Bride and a custom carbon fiber steering wheel.
The 2019 Subaru WRX STI is powered by a 2.5-liter turbocharged flat-4 motor, which outputs 310 horsepower and 290 lb-ft in its stock configuration. However, this particular WRX STI cranks out more than double that stock output. It is powered by a powder-coated IAG stage 4 long block EJ motor, equipped with a G35-900 rotated turbo, 2000cc injectors, and twin fuel pumps. The cooling system comprises a custom-made front mount intercooler and rotated pipe kit along with a Cylinder 4 cooling mod. All of this comes paired with a Cobb Flex Fuel Kit, and the current owner reports that the car is flex-tuned to produce 710 hp on e70 at 34psi. The standard 6-speed- manual transmission has been augmented with a short-throw shifter from Dark Matter X. The stock battery has been swapped out for a Braille unit, encased in a Mele Designs Custom Battery Box. In conclusion, this WRX STI is a monstrous creation, carefully and tastefully built to be enjoyed by an enthusiast.
2019 Subaru WRX STI
IGG Stage 4 Longblock EJ
Manual Transmission
AWD
Black Exterior
Black Interior
Current Owner Reports 19K Miles On Built Motor
JDMuscle Widebody Kit - Painted
JDMuscle Carbon Fiber Hood
JDMuscle Carbon Fiber Oem Trunk
Voltex Carbon Fiber Swan Neck Wing
Bc Racing 2Pc Wheels
Iag Stage 4 Longblock EJ Motor
2000Cc Injectors
Cylinder 4 Cooling Mod
Cobb Flex Fuel Kit
Twin Fuel Pumps 320S
Gauges In Pod Frame
Carbon Fiber Accents Throughout
Custom Made Front Mount Intercooler And Rotated Pipe Kit
G35-900 Rotated Turbo
Dark Matter X Short Shifter
Mele Designs Custom Battery Box And Braille Battery
Carbon Fiber Bride Front Seats
Various Powder Coating In Engine
Custom Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel
Flex Tuned At 710hp On E70 At 34Psi
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