View Poll Results: So now that you know what do you say?
I was getting one anyway.
2
13.33%
Now that I know this I will get one.
4
26.67%
The price is too high at 4500
8
53.33%
I still worry about the tranny and will not buy one.
1
6.67%
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Now that you know will you . . .
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Three Wheelin'
Joined: May 2000
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From: NEW YORK / SOUTH FL
Now that you know will you . . .
Just curious now that you are covered for 100,000 miles on tranny if that makes those of you that were against adding a SC change your mind.
Hopefully you'll have a cool dealer b/c I can see many, many dealers giving you a hard time if you come into their shop with a Supercharger and say your tranny blew.... warranty or not.
As one person on the CL board put it.....
"These are two separate issues (tranny problems vs. modding your car), I'm sure if you go in for warranty work on your tranny and have a supercharger they will give you a hard time, no matter how long the warranty is extended for."
Now.. if you go to a place like PAA in Jersey and have them do the install... you should be in good shape.....
As one person on the CL board put it.....
"These are two separate issues (tranny problems vs. modding your car), I'm sure if you go in for warranty work on your tranny and have a supercharger they will give you a hard time, no matter how long the warranty is extended for."
Now.. if you go to a place like PAA in Jersey and have them do the install... you should be in good shape.....
Thread Starter
Three Wheelin'
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 1,517
Likes: 1
From: NEW YORK / SOUTH FL
Well considering all it is doing is blowing in compressed air I'd love to see how they would argue it. Plus since Acura will not dispute it and have willingly agreed to change them no ? asked I don't think the dealer would bother bringing up the fact that I had an SC when it went. I have 23k and never had tranny problems.
