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UMS Tuning’s dyno-documented K24A2 turbo conversion gives this Type-S a radically different powertrain from its factory configuration, with named service records continuing through a November 2025 fuel-line replacement. The replacement engine has its own reported mileage separate from the chassis odometer, the turbo system may not pass emissions testing in some states, and the listing documents a driver’s-door ding plus a tear in the carpet beneath the clutch pedal.
Strengths
- Documented dyno results accompany the modified powertrain rather than relying only on an output claim.
- The listing includes a named service history with records extending through 2025.
- A Carfax report is provided with no reported accidents or mileage discrepancies.
Watch For
- The replacement K24A2 engine is reported to have approximately 60,000 to 70,000 miles, while the 66,100-mile odometer reading applies to the chassis.
- The extensive turbo conversion may prevent emissions approval in some states.
- The exterior has chips, scratches, and a ding on the driver’s door.
- Interior wear includes worn touchpoints and a tear in the carpet beneath the clutch pedal.
