I have the x74 in my 99 and have been very happy with it. It's a lot lower than my U.S. M030 was. Stiffness is equivalent to a friend's '04 GT3. Depending on the road surface in your area, and the budget you have, the ROW M030 may be a good compromise. I agree with most of these guys that the PSS9's, for the money, offer increased flexibility over the X74 when purchased new. I wish you were local 'cause I'd probably give you the U.S. M030 that came out of my car.

 

i am in law school and this is totally right. having such a silly clause that states that they will void the warranty that you paid for on the entire car based upon an aftermarket modification you do to a part of the car is absurd. it falls into the realm of unconscionablity and would not be enforced.

 

As a future attorney be careful about dealing in absolutes. Its all up to the judge, or the jury if you get that far. I agree that it shouldn't be enforced but he's right that there is a risk that it will be. There is also the add'l problem of creating a reason for them to deny the warranty claim. And most of those places are itching for a reason to minimize the amounts paid on claims and maximize their profits.

 

what i said presupposed that you have a sane judge sitting in a typical jurisdiction as far as commonlaw precedent goes on this matter. if this is the case the clause will not be upheld. there are always anomalies however.

also i agree about being better safe than sorry in this situation. i just hate contracts of adhesion such as these where the big guy thinks he can put whatever crap he wants into a contract because he believes that people will simply take it as the gospel truth since it is "in the contract". i wanted the threadstarter to know that precedent is probably by his side on this one and that he should not let it unecessarily limit his p car enjoyment should he so choose.

 

sane and judge doesn't necessarily go in the same sentence.

 

You wouldn't happen to live in SoCal would you???

 

If SoCal is South Carolina, yeah.

 

Nor Cal, SF bayarea.