[fastball]

You guys and your warranty worries........

Please google and read the Magnusson/Moss Act.

The basic gist of it is this: no manufacturer can legally void your warranty just by simply having any kind of aftermarket modifications done to your car.

If you have a problem, the manufacturer must prove the aftermarket part caused the problem in order to legally refuse to repair your car under warranty.

Just having it on there cannot void your warranty.

If your power window breaks they cannot blame it on an aftermarket exhaust.

If you take it in for an oil change and they notice an aftermarket exhaust they cannot cancel the warranty for your car.

You can modify the hell out of your car and if anything breaks the manufacturer must prove the part or parts made by the aftermarket company were the direct cause of the failure of the manufacturer of the car.

So go ahead and buy all the parts you want! Besides, these are parts made by GM - you really think they'd void your warranty on parts they make themselves?

[Cars and Tea]

Well I hope if you get the 6 piston slotted rotors that there is a matching set for the back?

[terri_Lovehands]

I'm sorry if this was already addressed but would be better, the performance exhaust or the Dual mode exhaust?

[Memphis43]

Originally Posted by dragonZ28

I just want to know how to get the dark tail lamps, and how much I'll be getting bilked for.

Same


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[terri_Lovehands]

Also i do not see any way to "visualize" any of these accessories in that visualizer, that thing needs to be updated, has there been any news of when an actual build and price customizer might be up? I want to see those black taillights!

[terri_Lovehands]

Originally Posted by dragonZ28

I just want to know how to get the dark tail lamps, and how much I'll be getting bilked for.

+1

[Trans damm]

are all of them dealer installed?

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by Tran

Brembo® performance front brake package (four-piston calipers)– Developed as an upgrade for Camaro LT models with the 2.0L Turbo and 3.6L V-6 engines, this kit features Brembo® four-piston aluminum calipers in red with performance brake pads and 13.6-in. x 1.2-in. (345mm x 30mm) vented and slotted Duralife™ rotors – the same size as the Camaro SS. The kit is a direct replacement for the original front brakes and includes low-expansion front brake hoses and all necessary hardware.

Brembo® performance front brake package (six-piston calipers) – Developed for the enthusiast looking for ultimate braking performance while maintaining street drivability. This Brembo® front brake system features six-piston monoblock aluminum calipers in red with performance brake pads and two-piece, 14.6-in. x 1.3-in. (370mm x 34mm) vented and slotted Duralife™ rotors (cast-iron braking rings with aluminum hats). This kit is available for all Gen Six Camaro models and includes low-expansion front brake hoses and all necessary hardware.

Is anyone else bothered that the SS's can't get red colored calipers with the stock breaks (4 piston all around) but the LT's get it if they added the same break package?

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by fastball

You guys and your warranty worries........

Please google and read the Magnusson/Moss Act.

The basic gist of it is this: no manufacturer can legally void your warranty just by simply having any kind of aftermarket modifications done to your car.

If you have a problem, the manufacturer must prove the aftermarket part caused the problem in order to legally refuse to repair your car under warranty.

Just having it on there cannot void your warranty.

If your power window breaks they cannot blame it on an aftermarket exhaust.

If you take it in for an oil change and they notice an aftermarket exhaust they cannot cancel the warranty for your car.

You can modify the hell out of your car and if anything breaks the manufacturer must prove the part or parts made by the aftermarket company were the direct cause of the failure of the manufacturer of the car.

So go ahead and buy all the parts you want! Besides, these are parts made by GM - you really think they'd void your warranty on parts they make themselves?

You going to pay the legal fees to fight your dealer in court? If anything, I have always worked with my dealer and had them install key items and got them to put in writing they would not void my warranty. I have been good so far.

[Memphis43]

Originally Posted by terri_Lovehands

Also i do not see any way to "visualize" any of these accessories in that visualizer, that thing needs to be updated, has there been any news of when an actual build and price customizer might be up? I want to see those black taillights!

Yea I went to check as well and nothing's changed?


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[joemosfet]

Originally Posted by fastball

If you have a problem, the manufacturer must prove the aftermarket part caused the problem in order to legally refuse to repair your car under warranty.

Almost.

They can deny a warranty claim without having to prove anything. However, you can then sue them for breach of contract, at which point they *would* have to prove that the modification caused the damage in question, otherwise they will be liable for the costs of the repair as well as possibly being liable for your court costs.

[SuperSound]

Originally Posted by terri_Lovehands

I'm sorry if this was already addressed but would be better, the performance exhaust or the Dual mode exhaust?

Subjective, all out performance I would say the performance exhaust may make more power and will probably be lighter. NPP has the adjustable sound.

Originally Posted by terri_Lovehands

Also i do not see any way to "visualize" any of these accessories in that visualizer, that thing needs to be updated, has there been any news of when an actual build and price customizer might be up? I want to see those black taillights!

Click that "Explore More" and you can see pics of some of the items. Agree there needs to be more.

Originally Posted by Trans damm

are all of them dealer installed?

These aren't parts you can put on your order per say. But I am sure the dealer will be happy to install them and charge.

[Memphis43]

Originally Posted by SuperSound

Subjective, all out performance I would say the performance exhaust may make more power and will probably be lighter. NPP has the adjustable sound.



Click that "Explore More" and you can see pics of some of the items. Agree there needs to be more.



These aren't parts you can put on your order per say. But I am sure the dealer will be happy to install them and charge.

Yes but the way it was worded was that we would be able to put them on the vehicle visualizer. Not view a pdf that just shows one color car


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[laborsmith]

GMPP warranty is normally 12/12 but GM announced these parts if dealer installed would be covered under the bumper to bumper and if not would be 12/12.

The SRI normally includes a calibration flash.

I have not had a problem with warranty coverage as long as it was for something not affected by an aftermarket part. As an example, I had a Vortech supercharger installed on my last Cavalier, and warranty continued for non affected parts.

Laborsmith