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GMPP exhaust
How much of a power difference is there between the GMPP touring and sport cat-backs? I like the touring sound better but don't want a big disadvantage in power.
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Originally Posted by RedBaseBolt
stupid question maybe, but if it's a lease can putting the GM exhaust on the car void anything lease and warranty wise?
With a lease it's a lil trickier. When I told GM I was going to mod my car (lease) they said im not allowed, than I asked them if putting winter wheels and tires on is ok and they said yes. And than I had them, since they said I was allowed to but something on the car not GM (winters) they indirectly agreed to it. The manager i spoke with was not happy but every dealer i have talked to cept one has backed me on it.
It comes down to having a good dealer i find.
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Originally Posted by p7x
can't void warrenty because it's GM basically.
With a lease it's a lil trickier. When I told GM I was going to mod my car (lease) they said im not allowed, than I asked them if putting winter wheels and tires on is ok and they said yes. And than I had them, since they said I was allowed to but something on the car not GM (winters) they indirectly agreed to it. The manager i spoke with was not happy but every dealer i have talked to cept one has backed me on it.
It comes down to having a good dealer i find.
With a lease it's a lil trickier. When I told GM I was going to mod my car (lease) they said im not allowed, than I asked them if putting winter wheels and tires on is ok and they said yes. And than I had them, since they said I was allowed to but something on the car not GM (winters) they indirectly agreed to it. The manager i spoke with was not happy but every dealer i have talked to cept one has backed me on it.
It comes down to having a good dealer i find.
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GMAC does own the car, when I said GM I meant GMAC. When I told GM about it they gave me the number of the GMAC rep. Either way my options at the end are return the car to stock and trade it in or buy it out.
The dealer aspect comes into effect concerning warrenty issues. If there is something wrong with the car u don't ask GMAC about it you ask the dealer.
The dealer aspect comes into effect concerning warrenty issues. If there is something wrong with the car u don't ask GMAC about it you ask the dealer.
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the only thing it will void would be the stock exhaust.... which wont be on there anyways
only problem you would have would be if your GMPP exhaust caused a huge problem in your car
read up on this
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/general-cobalt-68/your-rights-about-your-car-warranty-aftermarket-mods-7439/
only problem you would have would be if your GMPP exhaust caused a huge problem in your car
read up on this
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/general-cobalt-68/your-rights-about-your-car-warranty-aftermarket-mods-7439/
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Originally Posted by p7x
GMAC does own the car, when I said GM I meant GMAC. When I told GM about it they gave me the number of the GMAC rep. Either way my options at the end are return the car to stock and trade it in or buy it out.
The dealer aspect comes into effect concerning warrenty issues. If there is something wrong with the car u don't ask GMAC about it you ask the dealer.
The dealer aspect comes into effect concerning warrenty issues. If there is something wrong with the car u don't ask GMAC about it you ask the dealer.
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