2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder For Sale
This 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder is a custom turbocharged sports car featuring a fresh 2.0-liter 2ZZ-GE engine swap rebuilt by Monkey Wrench Racing (MWR) and paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. Producing over 320 horsepower, this Michigan-kept roadster includes a GT2871R turbocharger, Apexi Power FC ECU, 630cc fuel injectors, a Mishimoto radiator, and a custom color-shifting exterior wrap. Outfitted with a TRD body kit, Japanese TE37-style wheels, Megan Racing adjustable coilovers, and a roll bar, over $11,000 in engine build receipts are documented.
Location: Oakland County, Michigan/USA
Price: $17,000.00
Key Details
- Make/Model: Toyota MR2 Spyder
- Engine: 1.8L 2ZZ-GE Inline-4 Turbo
- Transmission: 6-speed manual
- Title: Clean
Condition
- Freshly completed build with a replacement motor and upgraded internal components from Monkey Wrench Racing
- Paint was stripped for prep work prior to being wrapped in a color-changing vinyl wrap
- New A/C compressor installed
- Brand-new Toyo Proxies tires mounted with a fresh wheel alignment
- Custom audio setup with subwoofer installed
Performance Highlights
- Swapped 2ZZ-GE inline-four engine rebuilt with upgraded internals by MWR
- GT2871R turbocharger system producing over 320 horsepower
- Apexi Power FC standalone engine management system
- MWR 630cc fuel injectors
- Custom catless exhaust system and high-flow muffler
- Mishimoto aluminum radiator
Upgrades & Features
- 6-speed manual transmission swap
- TRD body kit
- Japanese TE37-style wheels
- Megan Racing height-adjustable coilovers
- Safety roll bar installed
Additional Information
- Over $11,000 in receipts from Monkey Wrench Racing detailing engine build and internal upgrades included
- Seller also has a built 1991 LS3-swapped K5 Blazer available separately
- More photos and details available in this reply trail
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