[UnknownJinX]

Originally Posted by Roostie

Much respect to Hyundai for stating that the warranty covers track use, and listing the sort of modification to do, or don't, threaten warranty coverage.

Camaro SS, ZL1 and any 1LE also has track warranty coverage. They don't list the components that are fine to mod because IMO that's a pretty big can of legal worms.

As I said, two issues I see with the components list:

- most of the mods that aren't allowed are the ones people will most likely do, or the ones that will make the most difference on a turbocharged car. You know, tuning a turbocharged car is probably the cheapest way to squeeze power out of it, and that's not covered by warranty if that damages the car. Makes the information a bit useless to me.

- how well it plays out in real life. Hopefully the dealers are actually informed about this information, and hopefully they won't screw you over regardless when you have trouble and have mods installed.

Not to discredit Korean cars or anything, I just want to put it into perspective.

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