[Wes Beard]

I have seen some excellent work done in another forum, posted by Chan_Mike. These lowering springs are not drastic, and the result is great.

I, however, have no talent, nor do I belong, under a vehicle. Bad things would ensue. What is the best way to get these installed? Will an Acura dealer do it? A regular auto shop?

Thanks for any advice!

Wes

 

[andre12dbsi]

Acura probably won't due to warranty issues. You could always ask though. If they won't any reputable garage should be able to.

 

[Wes Beard]

Would installing these void any part of my warranty?...

If so, I will pass.

 

[andre12dbsi]

I'd suggest confirming with the dealer. Some are better than others when it comes to aftermarket parts.

 

[MTD]

When I had my Civic Si, the dealer honored my warranty with the Eibach springs that they installed. Now with my Genesis, my Hyundai dealers hasnt given a rats a$$ about my mods.

Really, adding lowering springs may decrease the life of the struts and therefore the dealer may not cover their replacements if there is an issue. But, they cant really deny a warranty claim of the stereo or headlight or something not related to the to the modified part.

 

[andre12dbsi]

For sure. They would have to prove the parts you added caused a fault. Like @MTD said, if something goes wrong in a completely different part of the car they would honour it. Anything touching suspension may be tough though.