Im about to buy a 2.9 to put on the stage 2 and was wondering what will happen when the dealership sees the new pulley installed??? Anyone had any problems with this happening?

 

they'll say "hey man, nice pulley"...lol idk, depends on the dealership... ever had any warranty problems with them before??

 

No not really besides the fact that I bring it in atleast once a month for car problems lol

anyone else got any input?

 

lol

 

u shouldnt have too much of a problem...just get the cap screws that nate sells and keep something in your car that you could change pulleys with if problems ever arise...if you're that worried about it. Over here my buddy is the tech that does all the work on the balts, so we get most of everything covered...he has a Stage 3 Balt himself, so i guess you could say we are cheating...

 

Do they flag your car if they have a problem with it or could I just bring it back with the satge 2 pulley back on and it will be okay?

 

If you just put the stage II pulley back on if you had probs I dont think they would be able to tell, correct me if Im wrong. If the smaller pulley caused the problem you might have then it would void that parts warrantee. If your to concerned just stick with the stock one, or keep it handy and switch it back everytime you go in. I doubt they are gonna whip out a tape measure on yah.

 

Just paint the pulley black. The dealer I go to for service looked right the 2.9 and asked if they installed my stage 2. I just nodded even thoughtI had stage 2 installed at the day I bought the car at a different dealer.

 

yeah its not very noticable, unless you get a smart tech., most dealership techs around here are idiots, they tried t otell me that the SS/SC had a turbocharger instaed of a supercharger.

 

I guess Ill just get Nates 2.9 MACHINED FINISH so it looks pretty much the same not the fancy polished one

 

If the factory knows that you have a stg.2 kit in ur car, jusr paint the bolts blue and put in it. So unless they messure it or look at the screw patterns your fine.