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Pretty sure nobody is going to go after me for fraud for putting non-VW heads on the `73 bus I used to drive around in...
by UncleEntity 6y ago
Pretty sure nobody is going to go after me for fraud for putting non-VW heads on the `73 bus I used to drive around in...
- floatingatoll 6y agoIf you try to sell it as an "unmodified engine" without mentioning that in writing, they absolutely could. They might not, but if it breaks in some manner that could remotely be connected to them, they could. If the tractor is rated for 50 whatever and you chip it to run at 60 whatever and sell it without saying that you'd ever done so, then if the buyer finds damage caused by overheating or who knows what from running at 60 whatever on a 50-rated-and-softlocked engine, then you absolutely could be held liable for failing to indicate the non-factory modifications you made to the engine, even if you later 'removed' them. (Usual disclaimer: I am not your lawyer, I will not compile citations for your review, please seek legal counsel before taking action based on my comments.)