innieTT

I drive a 2001 Roadster with only 36k. Full warranty until april of 2007, it's certified. I am only 18 years old and I am headed to college. Should I respect the warranty or start modding? I want to get chipped and some other goodies but geeze I don't want to lose my warranty that will save my butt if something goes wrong! Thanks, -JD

DarkDays

its not easy though....i had to get 2 jobs and a side job as well! its been tough...but worth every second! -Krit

innieTT

I used to drive a 95 ford probe 2.0L SE and I designed and built my own turbo kit for it. I even taught myself how to weld to make the IC piping and the exhaust manifold (log style not too hard). Anyhow, how reliable are these modified TTs?

TTR-RIP

i know house might sound less fun..but it worth in the long run

Tee x2

get it Revo'ed should be ok...

DarkDays

havent had any major issues with my car. ive done the chip, intake, exhaust, suspsension. my audi service guy actually likes the mods ive done to my car. im almost up on my warranty, so im keep my fingers crossed that nothing major happens.

DarkDays

i dunno...i think itd be pretty hard for an 18 yr old to buy a house. that and go to college at the same time.

GreekTTCharlie

Mod it...you'll have no choice but to turn to the dark side.

auditt123

good idea but not at 18... maybe 25

idrivetoofast

I waited for 50K miles. Started with intake, GIAC chip, then DV. I can't say it's due to the mods, but since then, I've replaced the N75 and my MAF is on the brink. In my case, the price of replacement parts that typically go bad with moderate modding is a fraction of teh cost of the mods. So, being a student, if you can afford mods, you can probably afford to replace any parts that go bad due to mods.

I wanna learn to weld. I'm gonna ask my wife if I can get a welder tomorrow.