Or1.9TurboVw wrote:Car under warranty? Do not mod
+1Vinnige Fanie wrote:Sell it and buy a Polo Gti, Do not modify a car under warranty you will just risk it and waste your time and money.
you can do what ever you want, but you will be wasting your money and the possibility of loosing the warranty!kili1 wrote:Lol, So i cant do anything?
You can do what you would like but it may not necessarily be recommended or a good idea. The 1.4 and 1.6 Polo motors aren't renowned for their performance potential and are very limited in terms of performance modifications, never mind that fiddling with a car well within its manufacturers warranty isn't always the best idea if you can't afford to fix what you may break...kili1 wrote:Lol, So i cant do anything?
. I will start this thread again once i am able to afford a GTI.By fitting a filter you might jump 1hp if you fit a full exhaust system, There you will feel a small increase in power but your warranty will be void, Almost all the guys that toyed with small capacity N/A went and swapped it for a bigger engine as this is the best way to make more power. Best will be either a Polo Gti or if that is to much for you sell the polo and buy something out of warranty like a Golf 5 Gti and modify that but be warned if something goes wrong.kili1 wrote:Lol, So i cant do anything?
Low and slow I'd saykili1 wrote:Ok thanks everyone
Also voids warranty cant fit coilies to them, my friend lost his warranty on his Vivo by doing this.1.9TurboVw wrote:Low and slow I'd saykili1 wrote:Ok thanks everyone
Your friend may have been ripped off then, **** me if I am going to pay for a faulty turbo because I fitted lower suspension while my car is in warranty...Vinnige Fanie wrote:Also voids warranty cant fit coilies to them, my friend lost his warranty on his Vivo by doing this.1.9TurboVw wrote:Low and slow I'd saykili1 wrote:Ok thanks everyone
I didn't when I fitted 17" Mags, Eibach springs and Angel Eye headlights, Still had the turbo recall done by VW after all that.Vinnige Fanie wrote:Also voids warranty cant fit coilies to them, my friend lost his warranty on his Vivo by doing this.1.9TurboVw wrote:Low and slow I'd saykili1 wrote:Ok thanks everyone
That, I can understand...Vinnige Fanie wrote:I also told him to fight it but some issues with a cv joint came from the car being lowered and they said he voided his warranty, He sold the car now and bought a stock one.
