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I hope tomorrow... just depends on how busy we get....Don't worry bout it man, just glad we got you fixed up. Yea we'll have to get Scott to take some pics for us once I get them on

lovin the black logos... can't wait to see it with the wheels on it

Wheels went on today! :wootwoot: and painted the calipers too



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Looks great man. You gonna drop it some since the bigger wheels lifted the car a little?

thinking about it now.... although I want to make sure dropping it won't kill my warranty

Looks good buddy. Post the dropped pic.

here's the photoshoped pic of the car dropped

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looks good!

I likey

i like it- wheel color looks great with that car man... the drop would make it look killer as well

Looks good.

thanks guys... lol no more photo shop for the wheels

Need to take some real pics now.

Dark Sol wrote:

Need to take some real pics now.

i like the sounds of that

thewrightcamaro wrote:

Dark Sol wrote:

Need to take some real pics now.

i like the sounds of that

yes, sir! :wootwoot:

I have some BC Racing coilovers when your ready for the drop...

Took this one at work Friday morning before everyone showed up.. crappy iPhone pic

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I may have missed this but did you paint your calipers or get them powedercoated?

Just painted them... I bought that Duplicolor kit, not bad for what it was.

Arron (sp) i'll make you a deal on some coils if you promise no more 4x4 mode... Sorry if it sound's mean but it's screaming at me for a drop...

haha, yea, I need to drop it.

I like the rims though...

I was informed that a drop would most def void my warranty... so I'll be holding off for a little while.. if I can find the will power lol
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How? Please, Please tell me how?

Nothing you do will persay void your entire warranty. If you get a say a intake then your suspension warranty won't be voided but if you go in to the dealership because you blew your motor or hydro locked it, then don't expect them to cover it because they can prove that added something that contributed to the problem then you make have a problem (i.e. too low, put a hole in your oil pan, you have to be slammed to do that).

Coil overs won't void your warranty but if the shop/you don't install them right then don't expect the damage to be covered under warranty. Or if you make your car too long and bust your oil pan then don't expect that covered.

Basically, your coil overs are not going to cause any problems unless the problem is directly linked to them or you mess them up.

Just get them, get low, and enjoy your car.

Furthermore, No dealership, nor a regional manufacturer's representative, nor a vehicle manufacturer can EVER void any part nor whole of a vehicle's warranty.

It's against federal law.

Lookup the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and the Clean Air Act Warranty Provisions of 1975.

Any of the above mentioned parties can only refuse to honor an individual warranty claim on a singular item/part IF AND ONLY IF the problem that resulted and subsequently required the replacement of that part was solely as a result of a given modification.

If there is no direct cause and effect, the warranty claim must be honored.

The burden of proof concerning this cause and effect relationship is on the dealer, NOT the vehicle owner.

If the dealership refuses to honor the warranty claim or continues to give you a hard time, quote the above mentioned federal laws to them and get a lawer.

The only exception to this law is that a manufacturer MAY deny a warranty claim for the use of a specific product IF AND ONLY IF that product has been prohibited for use by the FTC (Federal Trade Commision).

It's quite sad that dealerships try to scare people into not modifying their vehicles as though they actually have the authority to partially or fully void a warranty. They don't have any where with all to do anything of the sort.

These federal laws exist to protect the customer, not the dealership nor the manufacturer.
Now, an entirely different situation is the effect of modifications to the emmisions output of the vehicle.

Obviously a cat-less exhaust system is not going to pass emmisions laws and is therefore "illegal", however, this sort of thing is generally not related to the warranty of the vehicle as a cat-less exhaust system is not going to damage the vehicle in any way.