There’s a video of a Nissan engineer or test driver showing that there is almost no difference of 0-60 times with and without the launch control. All it does is it stresses the drivetrain. So yes it’s sad that warranty is voided but it’s a 4 wheel drive car with more horsepower than all the cars in a Honda dealership combined. Launch control really isn’t needed and if anyone actually does need it I’m going to guess it’s not even close to stock and the warranty never existed for them.
So why would a car company put a standard feature on a vehicle and then tell the consumer that the use if said feature will void the warranty? That’s like a television manufacture telling you that using the buttons on the television instead of the remote will void the warranty.
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It’s a Nissan, you don’t need a warranty.
There’s a video of a Nissan engineer or test driver showing that there is almost no difference of 0-60 times with and without the launch control. All it does is it stresses the drivetrain. So yes it’s sad that warranty is voided but it’s a 4 wheel drive car with more horsepower than all the cars in a Honda dealership combined. Launch control really isn’t needed and if anyone actually does need it I’m going to guess it’s not even close to stock and the warranty never existed for them.
So why would a car company put a standard feature on a vehicle and then tell the consumer that the use if said feature will void the warranty? That’s like a television manufacture telling you that using the buttons on the television instead of the remote will void the warranty.
Glad to not own a GT-R :D