Originally Posted by
flatbroke
I'm sorry, this is a Mitsubishi Mirage forum, correct? All I'm asking is to be fare to the brand that one chooses. People can do whatever they want to the things they purchase, but just understand, if something craps the bed, one should be enough of an adult to realize it's on their dime.
My thought is this: Every person that buys a new Mirage is given the same information (i.e. Owners Manual and Warranty Information). It is the due diligence and the responsibility of the owner to read the materials given at purchase to understand what you can and cannot do with your Mirage to keep your warranty in effect. The fact that an owner chooses not to read the material does not absolve the owner of the limitations and restrictions placed to keep your warranty in force. It's like laws, the fact you don't know a law exists doesn't absolve you from the responsibility of being subject to it. It's the responsibility of the owner to inform him / herself. Everyone has the materials, take an hour or two to read it. So if you want to race your Mirage, supercharge the motor go ahead. But then if things go awry don't complain about the consequences of your actions. It's like the contracts people sign or EULA's people agree to without reading. Still subject to them even though they didn't read them.
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