just wondering ummm i no LSD means like legal and whatnot but does it mean its really legal???

because i wanna do exhaust to my FA5 but i dont know what to do
i was thinking hfp muffler or void my warranty and get either a hks catback or a skunk2 70mm catback

thanks for reading this post that i no i could have researched but im too lazy and i need help asap and up to date

 

LSD = Limited Slip Differential. It has to do with the wheels, and turning.

 

o ok thanks man good look

 

LSD the parts manufacturer does stand for Legal Speed Designs.
http://www.legalspeeddesigns.com/

Whether or not it is legal depends on local laws. Around here driving any car after 8pm is arguably illegal due to an incredibly ambiguous noise ordinance that pretty much makes anything audible illegal.

 

thats rough man

 

lol epic fail!

LSD cat-backs are nice. Sound good, however very loud.

 

i just wanna know is there such thing as a performance exhaust that isnt illegal??
the answer im guessing is prob not

 

Dude, the only thing that can possibly be illegal is the sound they make and possibly smog issues but I have no idea about that since I live a bajillion miles away from CA.

Where are you getting this notion that performance exhausts are illegal????

If your worried about being hassled I recommend not getting the LSD cat-back, as it's the loudest I have heard. Go with a greddy and be happy.

 

i dont wanna void my warranty thats my only beef with it....i just bought her in oct

 

Throw on a cat-back exhaust. They won't void your warranty. Even at that if something was to happen they would have to prove your cat-back exhaust did the damage. Remember, your apart of the Honda family now..They run forever

p.s. I'm probably the worst person to talk to about warranties I believe within two weeks of buying mine the warranty was voided. LOL

 

Any non-Honda exhaust will void your warranty. A non cat-back exhaust, you won't be able to register the vehicle.

 

Epic fail #2

Non honda exhaust will not void your warranty.. The only reason it could even effect your warranty is if the problem is related to the exhaust.. Like if one of your o2 sensors goes bad due to having no cat..

 

Yup. If you never run into a problem regarding the exhaust, then there are no grounds to void your warranty for that part. You can modify your suspension also, but if you run into a problem and your modification is the in any way responsible for it then that voids your warranty for your suspension.

 

If everything goes fine, you do not need the warranty. Therefore, it is not that modifying a part doesn't void your warranty, but rather it voids a warranty which is not needed.

 

Whhhaaatttttt????????

Pretty sure thats strike 3... You lose

 

Read up on the Magnuson-Moss Act, modding a part on a car does not void the warranty for the rest of the car. I have had plenty of warranty work done on a modified car.

 

That is completely wrong.

According to the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a manufacturer absolutely can not void your vehicle's entire warranty due only to the presence of aftermarket parts, unless it can be proven that the aftermarket part itself caused the failure.

 

wow im glad i got guys like u who do research...thanks guys

 

Go Skunk 70 mm if you want to bleed from the ears.

What's up with the multiple threads on the same topic?

 

K no more Christmas eggnog for you.

 

i am going to have to ask you to lose your password to your account.