2010 desert mustang

So I went into the ford dealer today and ordered a new Roush exhaust system, it should be in and installed by next week. Yet the dealer tried to convice me into purchasing a roush intake as well.I told him about how K&N was gonna give me a free one after they found one more test car, so he is gonna send a test car there. But he still said to me that the intake could void warranty because it is not dealer installed? Is this true why would that matter if K&N should know intake systems better anyways...any input would be great thanks.

cidsamuth

It's like most other modifications, just be prepared to put the original intake back on before you take the car in for service or warranty work.

notsofast

They can't void the warranty, by law, unless the modification lead to the failure. And then, only the failure that is directly caused by the aftermarket part isn't covered - the rest of your warranty should still be in effect. None of this of course means the dealer won't be a d**k about the whole thing.

ShaneM

if it doens't need a tune, it can't void the warranty. plus Roush parts can be installed by any ASE certified mechanic if they carry a roush warranty. the dealer may try to tell you they have to install a blower for the warranty to be good for example, but they are just trying to scare you into paying them to do it.

notsofast

2010,
You are gonna love that Roush exhaust.

Xcelsius

Roush Exhaust + Underpass = Windows down even if its 30 degrees outside.

2010 desert mustang

haha YES I can't wait til that exhaust comes in, now my car is goin to sound as good as she looks!...and thanks i'll try to get the intake situation figured out somehow

GTI-Guy

ShaneM ... u're car looks awesome.

papplesworth

Anyone have a sound clip/video of the stang with this exhaust? I just got a 2010 and find the exhaust a bit subdued coming from an SRT-4. I'd really like to find something similar, miss the burble on deceleration

Xcelsius

My car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylpAEeiuD1M