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      05-16-2019, 08:47 AM   #22
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This statement is somewhat misguided and perhaps biased as well. Anytime someone modifies the engine, you are introducing additional stress beyond the original intended level determined by BMW to be safe. Yes, there has been many prior cases where the same mods have shown to be problem free, but every car is subjected to different usage. To make a definitive statement that the mods did not cause the failure is being naive.

The best bet for the owner is to approach the dealership for a good will repair at a reduced rate. But the better question is will the owner trust the car on track anymore with the same mods?

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Originally Posted by cecaa850 View Post
This will end up being what should have been a legitimate warranty covered failure that BMW will get out of paying due to mods that didn't cause the failure.
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