Mods that avoid warranty kill
04-24-2008, 11:10 AM
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RE: Mods that avoid warranty kill
reread it and says to pay for school and then you financed another one. i am just not sure why you would sell it to get another the exact same car, with less miles, when you could have built old one up with all new stuff so it would have been fine... not sure where the drama queen and dr. phil comes in but hey quite frankly i don't give a **** what you think. you posted a topic and posted my opinion. it's your money so you can do whatever you want with it but i would have taken a different route... that is why we all have opinions
04-24-2008, 11:32 AM
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RE: Mods that avoid warranty kill
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reread it and says to pay for school and then you financed another one. i am just not sure why you would sell it to get another the exact same car, with less miles, when you could have built old one up with all new stuff so it would have been fine... not sure where the drama queen and dr. phil comes in but hey quite frankly i don't give a **** what you think. you posted a topic and posted my opinion. it's your money so you can do whatever you want with it but i would have taken a different route... that is why we all have opinions
reread it and says to pay for school and then you financed another one. i am just not sure why you would sell it to get another the exact same car, with less miles, when you could have built old one up with all new stuff so it would have been fine... not sure where the drama queen and dr. phil comes in but hey quite frankly i don't give a **** what you think. you posted a topic and posted my opinion. it's your money so you can do whatever you want with it but i would have taken a different route... that is why we all have opinions
Anywhooo , just got done talking to the service manager and he sayd as long as I dont mod major engine components like heads , cams and intakes I should be fine but they are strict on suspension mods so I gotta be careful with that. So looks like im getting gears and exhaust soon
04-24-2008, 11:40 AM
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RE: Mods that avoid warranty kill
so now i am douche? whatever
but honestly what i would do because what they say now could change come time when a problem occurs, so if you do all your own work i would keep all the parts and what not so if a problem does come up you can swap that exhaust off and put the stockers back on and not even have to deal with it
but honestly what i would do because what they say now could change come time when a problem occurs, so if you do all your own work i would keep all the parts and what not so if a problem does come up you can swap that exhaust off and put the stockers back on and not even have to deal with it
04-24-2008, 01:07 PM
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RE: Mods that avoid warranty kill
lol Im just busting your sh*t man no offense meant , I dont like to be preached to. Good advice on keeping the parts tho . Ye I do most of the work myself , But on stuff like tranny and major engine compents I dont mess with.
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