RMR Turbo
Ok, so the filter placement issue is a lost cause...
That seems horribly unlikely to me. I'm not saying you're wrong, but what if someone was like "yes, now I'm going to up the boost to a billion PSI!"? It seems to me that it would be financially foolish of Mitsubishi to cover something like that. 
Originally posted by fury656
I remember reading that
allowed owners of the current gen eclipse to supercharge their cars and remain under warranty as long as it was the approved kit and done by an approved installer.
I remember reading that
allowed owners of the current gen eclipse to supercharge their cars and remain under warranty as long as it was the approved kit and done by an approved installer.
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Yeah I have heard of honda doing this with their s2000...it would remain under warranty if you had the dealer install their FP (Factory Performance) package, that was a SC, but I havent heard of anything like this with a 3rd gen eclipse, but who knows?
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It's the main reson why mitsu discontinued the mass production of the GS-T and GSX. Too many aftermarket upgrades and claiming under warranty.
It's a cat and mouse game; in the end, it's the regular smoe who doesn't know anything about cars get shafted by the dealership.
It's a cat and mouse game; in the end, it's the regular smoe who doesn't know anything about cars get shafted by the dealership.
The only way the warranty can be void is that if the dealership can determine that the modification caused the problem and if it is not the mods then your car is still under warranty. That is what my mitsu service dept told me.
