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Originally Posted by Bc2005
You started out your discussion talking about warranty and then moved on to considering insurance and legal action. You must remember that if being financially safe is your primary goal, then you need to think very hard about modifying your car and/or running it hard. Maybe you need a track car.
For example, you might try taking it to a track day and your engine mods will work fine. However, you could come back with shredded tires from the heat of track use, suspension pieces or body parts that got bent or broken when you overran a curve, etc. Playing with your car costs money. You can't just buy a tune, drive like you stole it, and then expect to have no further costs.
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Thank you this makes perfect sense and completely understand where mike was coming from now. Given getting a tune, I'd definitely start taking it to the local drag strip and have some fun out there; definitely puts all of this more into perspective from a financial perspective.