408bhp Vectra Vxr

Description:

My car plus cash for a fast v8 or v10. XFR, c63, M6 etc. This is a very well known car in the owners club and its known how much I've ploughed into it. It's always been well looked after and always had the work done that its ever needed.

Mods as follows:

408.8bhp / 469.5ftlb

20t Hybird Turbo
550cc Bosch Injectors
K&N panel
Stainless steel gold wrapped intake pipes
Mamba Actuator
Roose header tank pipes
3 bar map sensor
Custom 3' NAW downpipe
Custom 3' NAW Decat
Custom solid stainless rear manifold uppipe
Aura Tuned
Powerflex engine mounts
TTV lightweight billet flywheel (5.7kg)
Uprated CG dual friction clutch
Bilstein B8 Shocks
-40 H&R springs
HEL braided brake lines
ATE typ200 fluid
19' Novus 0.1 flowformed lightweight wheels (8.9kg each)
New Apec brake discs and pads
Apexi turbo timer
Tinted windows
Jaguar bonnet vents
Boost guage

All the turbo associated stuff done less than 2k ago.

All items such as recirc valve, BCS , coil packs, spark plugs, general servicing etc all been done recently (all within last 1-2k, except coil packs at 10k ago)

Car is generally in good nick as can be vouched by many who has seen it in the owners club or at shows. There are a few niggles if being picky. Such as the jag vents lifting slightly at the front and the odd chip here and there.

Mileage is a touch over 75300, not entirely sure on exact mileage as currently arranged to have clocks resoldered. Engine was changed earlier in year as most know and has since acheived the 408bhp, so its definitely a decent engine. Last engine was unfortunately ruined by lack of oil due to kinked and silicone blocked oil return pipe and possible bad mapping at last tuner.

Only slight issue is you have to let cold start finish before setting off or it will bog due to the injectors, however you should do this with any turbo car.

12 month MOT on it.

Price I would be looking for is around £6000. Its cost me a lot more lol. In no rush to sell but I'm anchoring towards a v8

This is debatably the quickest vectra vxr on the roads today