Performance mods without voiding warranty

jersey_emt

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Well, I'm definitely purchasing my MSP in the next 10 days.

I've searched through the forum reading about performance mods for the MSP, but I'm unclear on what I can do without voiding the warranty.

This will be the fastest car I've owned, so I'll be very happy with the stock performance for a little while at least.

But I am interested in working on this car, I just don't want to void the warranty.

Dollar for dollar, what are the best modifications I can do to increase performance without worrying about warranty issues?

I'm thinking intake and exhaust for now. Any suggestions??
 
Read this thread...it should explain a lot for you:

Voiding Warranty

at least read the first page and follow links.
***EDIT***SCRATCH THAT - READ THE WHOLE THREAD, IT'S ONLY 17 POSTS.

When your done reading....narrow your question down a little.

Not trying to be an ass, but you don't understand how many times this exact question has been asked.
 
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I definitely understand how many times similar questions have been asked. This whole warranty stuff is new to me, I've always had used cars w/o a warranty.

I've read through several threads about this, but I'm still confused.

Maybe a moderator should make a sticky thread that explains what you can and can't do under warranty?
 
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Oh nice.. woodbridge is only like 10 miles away... any of u guys goin to the funk flex show?
 
well the issue's kinda iffy. it's really up to your dealership about what they will allow. my dealership told me this. basic mods like a boost gauge, turbo timer, exhaust, dp, and intake won't void the warranty. but when you start having to cut stuff, that's where you run into problems. things like a mbc, replacing the intercooler piping, and other such things will void my warranty. check with your dealership. they're all different.
 
In my opinion the dealership is better off not knowing what you do to your car....who knows what they'll be like down the road.
 

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