Okay, so I phone my local GM dealer here in Saskatchewan and asked the guy about the touring exhuast and intake that GM makes for our cars. The guy was able to find the exhaust and quoted me the price of $646.75. But he did say he couldn't find the intake. I told him that I was sure GM made one. he still said no.

So is this guy right or just can't read the parts cataloge right?

Also if GM instals the exhuast and intake do I get warrenty on it? and how much should I expect to pay for the exhuast and intake with Installation?

 

i was told 1.5hrs on exhaust, dunno about intake, so whatever shop labour rates

 

talk to alpine_canada he is in sask I am sure he can get you a better deal

 

crate engine depot has them for 350.00 save your money

 

http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...P1653C137.aspx

 

QUOTE=g5mike;718210]crate engine depot has them for 350.00 save your money[/QUOTE]

Okay, but if I put the exhaust and intake on myself will it viod my warrenty?

Is it a 2.5 inch pipe on the GMPP system?

 

Okay, but if I put the exhaust and intake on myself will it viod my warrenty?

Is it a 2.5 inch pipe on the GMPP system?[/QUOTE]

No! It says that the warranty is not affected when you use GMPP parts in the 2007 GMPP Vehicle Performance Catalog. . I assume this applies in Canada as it doesn't say "Canada excluded".

 

Okay, but if I put the exhaust and intake on myself will it viod my warrenty?

Is it a 2.5 inch pipe on the GMPP system?[/QUOTE]

i put mine on myself, ddealer dont care, they know it doesnt hurt anything

 

i put mine on myself, ddealer dont care, they know it doesnt hurt anything[/QUOTE]



okay that clears that up. But mike, does it have to be a GMPP part not to void the warrenty? What if I put on like lets say..........pacesetter exhuast and an injen intake, will that **** anything up? (sorry for all the questions, I've never owned a new car before. I don't really know all the rules)

 

okay that clears that up. But mike, does it have to be a GMPP part not to void the warrenty? What if I put on like lets say..........pacesetter exhuast and an injen intake, will that **** anything up? (sorry for all the questions, I've never owned a new car before. I don't really know all the rules)[/QUOTE]

i would stick to the gm exaust, unless you are aiming for over 300whp the gm exaust is best, it sounds sweet, intakes are fine, what voids your warrenty is the oiled filters and they only void your maf sensor 125>00 so no big deal

 

Awesome. Now that I know that aftermarket stuff won't void my warrenty, all i gotta do is figure out which one to pick. thanks for all your help mike.

 

just make sure you are dealing with An educated dealer,damn I.m putting on this downpipe and my service manager knows it wont hurt anything even offrered to put it on no thanks

 

Just got one more question for you mike. Do the rules differ between lease and financing?

 

yes1 do you plan to buy the car out, its cheaper to lease and buy out in the end(less taxes) you can mod, and eventually take them back off