Angry Exhaust
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I had Magna-flow competition cat back exhaust on my 2012 Roush-charged 5.0. That sounded bad ass. Seems hard to believe a cat back exhaust system would give the dealer any real traction in denying most warranty engine related issues.
That being said there's always the possibility that they deny your claim (if you ever have one) putting it on you to prove them wrong or convince them to repair it under warranty...
That being said there's always the possibility that they deny your claim (if you ever have one) putting it on you to prove them wrong or convince them to repair it under warranty...
Mine is agressive enough with the stock setup.
Pete
Pete
Look into the FRPP mufflers..... ;-)
I approached two dealers about the FRPP and warranty. One said its a no go and another told me I should be okay:shrug:
I thought since it was a Ford part, more or less, that warranty would still be intact.
In my experience Ford is great with modified cars. USUALLY they wont void your warranty unless they can prove said part caused said malfunction. I've had had both my full catless exhaust '11 5.0 and '13 GT500 in for warranty work, sat and shot the shit the the tech's about my mods and tunes and they have always done warranty work without questions asked.
That's just crazy stuff !
That's what I thought. The dealership where I purchased my vehicle from said they didn't care but they don't have the ability to get FRPP products. I've always felt a little more comfortable purchasing OEM replacements parts from the same dealer who installs them. That way it's on record and what not.
Try that with a 6.0 Powerstroke :whine:
I love my Frpp axle backs! Ordered mine from Tousley Ford, a little expensive but they had the best price and I work for a Ford dealer!
Just changing the axle back or even a full cat-back system will not void your warranty as a tune is not needed to do the install. Now, if you install an aftermarket exhaust and you have, say, a rattle coming from that area (maybe pipes touching something, etc) they will not warranty that, would be a "customer pay" situation.
Like another member said, most dealers are cool with mods. You can ask the service writer or service manager before you even go in by giving them a call, and ask what their stance is on servicing your car with mods. Feel a few of them out. We've had our 1200 rwhp car in for warranty work with some of our local dealers and they have been cool with it.
Like another member said, most dealers are cool with mods. You can ask the service writer or service manager before you even go in by giving them a call, and ask what their stance is on servicing your car with mods. Feel a few of them out. We've had our 1200 rwhp car in for warranty work with some of our local dealers and they have been cool with it.
I agree. No reason a dealership should not cover a warranty issue just because you changed mufflers…unless you're trying to warranty the stuff you changed. :lol:
+1
Have had the FRPP's now for a few months, love them. Will not void warranty either.
Hey Jason....... send me an email at [email protected] for some information on a really angry exhaust :banana:
Are you looking to upgrade the suspension as well?
Are you looking to upgrade the suspension as well?
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