WARRANTY QUESTION
01-23-2008, 08:36 AM
#11
6th Gear Member
RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
Yes but I'd suggest you find out who does the tunes. Most people that get that combo would probably recommend going directly to Brenspeed for their great customer service. They might even match that price. Brenspeed's site has a number of combo's, some cheaper, and they all are equivalent in performance. You can call them and chat with a technical advisor and they can answer your questions and help you understand what you're getting.
01-23-2008, 09:36 AM
#12
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
You could go with Ford Racing's tune and CAI. I little more coin and from what I hear, maybe 5 HP less but it won't void the warranty. If I were getting one, that is how I would do it.
01-23-2008, 09:43 AM
#13
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
ORIGINAL: antipeterleague
so is this pretty much what i need? http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005v6...ator2-kit.html
so is this pretty much what i need? http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005v6...ator2-kit.html
http://www.vmptuning.com/store/index...&parent=92
01-23-2008, 11:27 AM
#15
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
01-23-2008, 11:38 AM
#16
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
ORIGINAL: Reinforcements
Sorry for hijacking the thread, but what exactly is the law on that. I need to know so i can convince my parents to let me mod.
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
There are things that we all do in our lives that are called "best practice"
We don't walk through tough neigborhoods with $100 bills hanging out of our pockets
We don't hit on a girl when she is with her guy etc etc
We also should avoid any potential conflict by returning to stock tune and airbox when bringing the vehicle to the dealer for any service be it warranty or scheduled maintenance.
Parents invloved with your car be it that it's their car, or they paid for it or helped pay for it or insurance??? Thank them, be appreciative and forget it; stick with appearance mods. The alternative is buy the car with your own cash and mod away.
01-23-2008, 12:03 PM
#18
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
ORIGINAL: antipeterleague
i don't know what that is but i'll look into it.
i'm mainly looking for something inexpensive to add to it right now, as i'm practically broke.
it's an 08 v6 5 speed auto.
i don't know what that is but i'll look into it.
i'm mainly looking for something inexpensive to add to it right now, as i'm practically broke.
it's an 08 v6 5 speed auto.
If that's the case, why worry about modding at the moment? Enjoy your new car and save up.CAI + Tuner is going to run at least $450.
01-23-2008, 12:37 PM
#19
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
v6 auto....OK, at least you have a stang. But, please don't look for a ton of performance as it is an auto with the 6. If you have $75, look for a GT takeoff axle back. You can try Ebay or any of the sponsor sites or other 3rd party places. That 30 minute job should get you about 7-10 more WHP, better mpg and a little better sound. Since you are cash strapped; don't overanalyze and spend hours watching youtube exhaust clips drooling over the $300 systems you can't afford. Just spend the $50-$75, slap on that GT takeoff and enjoy immediate gains on the cheap.
01-23-2008, 02:09 PM
#20
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RE: WARRANTY QUESTION
ORIGINAL: torque_is_good
There are things that we all do in our lives that are called "best practice"
We don't walk through tough neigborhoods with $100 bills hanging out of our pockets
We don't hit on a girl when she is with her guy etc etc
We also should avoid any potential conflict by returning to stock tune and airbox when bringing the vehicle to the dealer for any service be it warranty or scheduled maintenance.
Parents invloved with your car be it that it's their car, or they paid for it or helped pay for it or insurance??? Thank them, be appreciative and forget it; stick with appearance mods. The alternative is buy the car with your own cash and mod away.
ORIGINAL: Reinforcements
Sorry for hijacking the thread, but what exactly is the law on that. I need to know so i can convince my parents to let me mod.
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
if anything goes wrong you need to get back to stock before most dealers will touch it!
Obviously, if you add a mod and that part breaks the dealer can say the part caused the damage. There are "laws" that say they have to prove the mod caused the problem but that won't speed things up any.
There are things that we all do in our lives that are called "best practice"
We don't walk through tough neigborhoods with $100 bills hanging out of our pockets
We don't hit on a girl when she is with her guy etc etc
We also should avoid any potential conflict by returning to stock tune and airbox when bringing the vehicle to the dealer for any service be it warranty or scheduled maintenance.
Parents invloved with your car be it that it's their car, or they paid for it or helped pay for it or insurance??? Thank them, be appreciative and forget it; stick with appearance mods. The alternative is buy the car with your own cash and mod away.
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