Warrenty
If i get new x-pipes will that void my warrenty? It will have high flow cats on it!
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no, unless it is the direct reason of a malfunction on your car.
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Originally Posted by MattJ
(Post 229110)
no, unless it is the direct reason of a malfunction on your car.
will it be louder? with the new x-pipes? thats what i want! |
yes it will make it alot louder. but its a good loud, not obnoxious loud
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I had a Mustang that I was concerned about a warranty I would not modufy anything. That's just me....too many horror stories.
If I was leasing my Mustang, I would not touch it at all. |
Originally Posted by WaterDR
(Post 229181)
I had a Mustang that I was concerned about a warranty I would not modufy anything. That's just me....too many horror stories.
If I was leasing my Mustang, I would not touch it at all. I cant help it! Its my first muscle car! When i take the car to get serviced ill prolly put the stock H-pipes on! Just to be on the safe side! The dealership already ok'ed the weld-on mufflers so i got that all cleared up with them! |
slp xpipe to magnapack catback DO IT
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Originally Posted by 03_GT
(Post 229201)
I cant help it! Its my first muscle car! When i take the car to get serviced ill prolly put the stock H-pipes on! Just to be on the safe side! The dealership already ok'ed the weld-on mufflers so i got that all cleared up with them!
Don't get me wrong, I think you are doing the write thing by communicating with the shop and that will improve your chances of not having issues. If I were concerned about the warranty, I might be inclined to use only FRPP parts and have the dealer install. I bought my stang a few years used. I paid for an extended warranty. About three months later after realizing the car was fine, I started to mod and then cashed-in my warranty. I got about 95% of my money back. |
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