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There you go that turbo wont void your warranty you can just remove it when ever you take it in lol.

There is no way to turbo your car without voiding your warranty. The dealer might install the kit for you (I doubt it though) but it will surely void your warranty.

 

Does that thing actually work...

 

Nope....well kind of it will give you a little power not much at all. It doesn't boost like a turbo all it does is push more air into your intake manifold lol.

 

Lol, No. It will probably give you around 5 more hp. If that.

 

ROFL actualy those have ALL been proven to hurt performance not help it so the only numbers you will see are negative

 

this thread is funny

oh noes

 

well i guess i gotta go do some more investigating ,.. i gotta check if hyundai even makes a turbo lol,.. cause from what i was told from quite a few people,.. if u use all hyundai parts, they cant void your warrenty since its a manu part,.. thanks for the help guys

 

the only way u can upgrade turbo on a car and keep warranty is if the car was already set up for FI and the dealership does the installs. EVO is a prime example.

 

no they do not make a turbo

you wont be able to keep the warranty if you do any type of force induction

 

yes you can! if the dealer installs your performance parts it wont warranty it! as long as they dont find out you race with it (figure that one out) just like my buddy had a supercharger put on his gt mustang and a new cam and had the dealer do the install so now all the work they did is warrantied along with his car

 

lol yap 100% under warranty until it breaks. Im sure the work is under warranty but theres no way in hell the car or the parts are

 

any FI on our engines will void warrenty, no exceptions, jesus himself could install it and it wont matter

 

lol jesus huh?

Anyway, yea, if your gonna go F/I get an E-charger, nothing else even comes close....

And any part you replace will void warranty for that specific part, or if it causes something else to break b/c of you replacing something....

 

well, i went to the dealer today cause i had to get my oil changed (first one is FREE!!) and i talked to one of the techs and he said Hyundai is working on a Turbo setup and since it is a Hyundai accessory it would be cover under the warranty,.. this is according to the Hyundai Tech

 

LOL pwned by a BS of a mechanic priceless.

 

o noes!

yoyo dame rep

 

Off topic: What part of NC are you from man?

 

man some dealerships say some odd thinks i remember takin a friend of mine to a saturn dealer and they were tellin this guy "the reason why your left from brakes are wore down so bad is because youve been making to many hard left turns"
..........worst part is the guy he was talkin to said "oh well that makes perfect sense"

 

I remember reading about Alpine having a deal with Hyundia. If the dealer instaled the base model Alpine system it wouldnt void the warranty. It was a while ago

 

i remember reading about that a long time ago, but i dont think anything ever came out of that

 

A guy I know with a T/A did a before and after dyno with the electric supercharger... he lost hp lmfao.

 

actually now NGM is in the works with hyundai canada for a supercharger kit ... theres a article somewhere on it, i dont think it was posted on this site though

 

I havent seen it on this site either and I am just a little jealous..... Darn Canadians

 

Actually when I got my 05 tib I was told if I got alpine stage0 or 1 installed by them they would value the alpine warranty or whats left of mine. if I did no other powertrain mods.

I've heard of Hyundai dealerships voiding powertrain or refusing to replace tranys, or faulty powertrain parts due to after market rims

 

There is no turbo/sc made by hyundai. Second of all whoever said that a turbo upgrade on a factory fi vehicle won't void the warranty is dead wrong. If you blow your motor because of a turbo upgrade, your screwed!!! Your paying for the motor and a brand new turbo out of your own pocket. You pay to play, no exceptions