New to Modding? Here are a few tips
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ThatTmoGuy
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w00t! top sticky 
rdss
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I've been called worse.....
sx sonic
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Can I combine the Here and Queer + Low and Loud modding??? I think that would be ideal
Also maybe put in alil explantion of how certain mods affect the warrany. Like cat back exhaust only voids the exhaust warranty but not the powertrain (engine/trans) or catalytic converters. How the trifecta tune technically will void the warranty but is unlikely to be detected by GM. Stuff like that
There's a lot of confusion and fear about mods and belief that if there's ever a problem with any aspect with the car GM won't stand behind the warranty because of any modification.
Also any pics of lowered cars?!?! I want to scrape driving around my parking lot!! Also where are cheap springs and why does Eibach want me to pay shipping?!? That cost me money
-tyler
Also maybe put in alil explantion of how certain mods affect the warrany. Like cat back exhaust only voids the exhaust warranty but not the powertrain (engine/trans) or catalytic converters. How the trifecta tune technically will void the warranty but is unlikely to be detected by GM. Stuff like that
There's a lot of confusion and fear about mods and belief that if there's ever a problem with any aspect with the car GM won't stand behind the warranty because of any modification.
Also any pics of lowered cars?!?! I want to scrape driving around my parking lot!! Also where are cheap springs and why does Eibach want me to pay shipping?!? That cost me money
-tyler
ThatTmoGuy
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Tyler I may add things like that but that's why i state to do your research. I don't want to be the guy they said told them they could do this and that and keep a warranty. As i see it if your going to mod your car don't expect to keep the warranty. I'm sure if Eric blew something up and they said it's his fault he wouldn't get all butt hurt.
ThatTmoGuy
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Fixed it
ThatTmoGuy
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Because Stock Airbox
Swordsmith
242hp/252 ft-lbs BNR EFI
I love stock parts. The more of them on that shelf in my attic, the better.
Eric Smit
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Swordsmith
242hp/252 ft-lbs BNR EFI
Garage is too close to car, might degrade performance.
sx sonic
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I'm with eric, the more stock parts in the garage the more high performance the garage becomes. I put my stock exhaust in there. BAM my garage is more quiet.
A/c from my truck, boom its cooler.. stock airbox=better airflow and easier breathing.. shocks and springs=softer floor and if u store stock headlights in the garage WHAMO better lighting.
That's how good stock parts are, not only do they increase performance of your car when installed, they also increase the perf of wherever they're placed when in storage.
I'm in my garage a lot so that where I want all my awesomeness to be stored.
Its simple really
A/c from my truck, boom its cooler.. stock airbox=better airflow and easier breathing.. shocks and springs=softer floor and if u store stock headlights in the garage WHAMO better lighting.
That's how good stock parts are, not only do they increase performance of your car when installed, they also increase the perf of wherever they're placed when in storage.
I'm in my garage a lot so that where I want all my awesomeness to be stored.
Its simple really
Swordsmith
242hp/252 ft-lbs BNR EFI
Oh man, I'm doing it all wrong then. Its because I'm new to modding. I just assumed that putting the stock parts in my attic would upgrade the performance of my house, but now I realize that if that's the effect I want, I'd have to put them in the basement.
I hope this thread is stickied.
I hope this thread is stickied.
