Hi there - A first time Mustang owner
08-29-2005, 11:46 PM
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Hi there - A first time Mustang owner
Hello everyone
I just had a small midlife crisis and ended up buying a new 2005 V6 Mustang. I ended up staying a bit practical with today's gas prices, but am still interested in doing some modifications maybe? I have a couple of newbi questions:
1) Will modifying things like the exhaust and small things in any way mess up my car warranty?
2) Can anyone give me some ideas on things like dual exhaust, spark plugs or other things that might boost power a bit, but not strap the gas mileage too much? Any ideas would be great to hear.
I just had a small midlife crisis and ended up buying a new 2005 V6 Mustang. I ended up staying a bit practical with today's gas prices, but am still interested in doing some modifications maybe? I have a couple of newbi questions:
1) Will modifying things like the exhaust and small things in any way mess up my car warranty?
2) Can anyone give me some ideas on things like dual exhaust, spark plugs or other things that might boost power a bit, but not strap the gas mileage too much? Any ideas would be great to hear.
10-05-2005, 06:23 PM
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RE: Hi there - A first time Mustang owner
congrats on new ride-i was wanting 5th gen mustang -but i found sweet deal on o3 gt vert-it will last till i can swing new one. hope midlife is going well-its not a crisis you can now afford what you've always wanted.my stang did not fix everything but it does make me smile everytime i get into it! i have just off road h pipes wanting cold air induct and tonneau cover next
10-05-2005, 09:23 PM
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RE: Hi there - A first time Mustang owner
ORIGINAL: xdevilx
hey..no i dont think it will mess up the car warranty if u change anything
u can get a supercharger swap kits that u can put in on ur own if u know how too
hey..no i dont think it will mess up the car warranty if u change anything
u can get a supercharger swap kits that u can put in on ur own if u know how too
10-06-2005, 01:23 AM
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RE: Hi there - A first time Mustang owner
ORIGINAL: blueangelfightr
Correct and incorrect. Technically they can not viod your warranty unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused the problem. But if the part did cause then problem then your on your own. Also a dealer may give you a hard time about fixing anything because of aftermarket parts.
ORIGINAL: xdevilx
hey..no i dont think it will mess up the car warranty if u change anything
u can get a supercharger swap kits that u can put in on ur own if u know how too
hey..no i dont think it will mess up the car warranty if u change anything
u can get a supercharger swap kits that u can put in on ur own if u know how too
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