if i install cold air intake will dealer make a
Originally posted by Mustang69-05@February 7, 2005, 5:48 AM
You need to get a tuner to run the cold air intake anyway. Car is to sensitve and runs too lean with a cold air intake.
You need to get a tuner to run the cold air intake anyway. Car is to sensitve and runs too lean with a cold air intake.
Back to the question of will they hassle you. It's a good question, the only one who can answer that is the dealer's service dept. It does vary, I have a friend with a 2001 Cobra who was having an issue with a certain dealers service dept. They made him turn his car back to stock before they would even look at it. Returning back to stock involved getting rid of his Bassani x-pipe, and mufflers, and putting the stock air filter back. Here's the kicker..... They told him nothing was wrong.
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Word on the street is that the dealership I bought from happens to be the one to take it to if you have a modified vehicle. I'll find out for myself soon as I'm quickly approaching that first service time, and I'll ask the service manager straight up what the policy is.
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Word on the street is that the dealership I bought from happens to be the one to take it to if you have a modified vehicle. I'll find out for myself soon as I'm quickly approaching that first service time, and I'll ask the service manager straight up what the policy is.
Originally posted by SixtySix@February 7, 2005, 9:23 AM
Yup, those are on stock bullits. 255's are a good fit on an 8" rim, right in the middle of recommended width's for them. (7-9 in)
Yup, those are on stock bullits. 255's are a good fit on an 8" rim, right in the middle of recommended width's for them. (7-9 in)
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