Would take me 2 years to get 12,000 miles. I modded at 650 . lol

 

if the parts are street legal and cannot be proven to have caused any mechanical error your good to go.

 

haha im at 1207... it would take a long while - I'll mod at... 1500 :P should be a safe number... and I'll have enough money to actually do it.

What exactly would be a "mechanical error" though? That's kind of broad... Stupid law stuff.

 

if something caused a mechanical malfunction which puts your warrenty into question to fix an issue, you may lose your warrenty if they can prove that the aftermarket part caused the issue. Like if you have a street legal stage 1billion on your engine they cant exactly deny you a warrenty fix for your sun roof or windows. but if you fiddled with the computer and caused damage to the block by running the engine too hot on an after market pully they could easily deny you a warrenty fix of the engine

 

as an example lets use your car, assuming your warranty isnt expired.

- GM Stage 2 (not that, I know)
- Larger Injectors
- 3" Pully
- Computer Reflash
- 15 psi
- 7k rpm Redline

= voided warranty?

 

Gm stage 2 IS the parts that you listed, that's the exact makeup of the stage kit, so if bought from the dealer I say no...

 

Ah.

Let's have another one.

Cam shafts +
Exhaust +
Strut bar +
Smaller pulley

= voided? (tell me what will and what won't - I'm guessing and exhaust and strut bar are fine?)

 

Seriously, just ask your dealer. These 'what-if's' are merely subjective and depend on the dealer.

 

Alright

Will do. Thanks alot for all of your help

 

It is the result of the modifications that can put your warrenty in question. Just installing something doesn't void the warrenty. If your questioning something ask the dealer you normally go to what they think. They can tell you what they think then you can go from there. If they say that they would need to install the part that means it likely won't void the warrenty and they want you to give em money.

 

the sad thing is I don't really go to my dealership too often. I guess I should start making some friends :P

 

yes, you should....mine has always been friendly. They've even installed most of my parts for me.

 

Same here.. There really nice at my dealer. You could alway just mod and if something goes wrong you can put the stock parts on and then take it in.

 

hahaha hooray for the good ol' swap!

 

They are going to tell you that you can put cat-back exhaust and an intake is about the only thing that you can do that will not void your warranty.

 

All exterior mods are safe, right?

 

hmm if it's ricey the dealer will get mad at you and take off your entire warrenty then slap you with a fish

 

i asked my dealer about mods and his words were as long as you dont cut into the factory then you are safe....... ha thats like well everything will void
he said a air filter wont and catback wont tho

 

If you can grab the June '06 issue of Mucsle Mustangs & Fast Fords, they have a big artical about modifications and voiding your warranty. In short though, they have to prove what you did to your car caused the malfuncion, if so no warranty, if not yes warranty. But they have to prove it. They suggest useing a dealer that sells new modified cars. Like a '06 Cobalt SS/SC with a Stage 2, cat back, CAI, and a set of Eibach springs already installed. They would be more informed about performance mods and what the effects on differant parts of the car would be. So they would know that a ceased valve was not caused because you changed your cams, something like that would be an oiling problem or valve seat/valve guide not disipating enough heat from the valves. Just an example.

 

in that case bill heard here in phoenix has a complete after market division ... talk to mike bridges he is the after market supervisor. he is cool he will let you know whats what

 

I believe I have a Bill Heard over here... but I didn't buy my car from them. I'll look into it.

And We really don't have any dealerships that have tuned cars for sale.