What are some basic mods that wont void warranty

[FLATOUT]

Andy,
Do you keep the Ti cat back in stock? How long to install?

I have a 3 inch setup in stock, if you want a 2 1/2 inch inlet I can get one fab'd up in 3 days. Remove the side sills, pull off old Catback and install the new one. Couple hours depending on your skill level.

Andy

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I have it and it's awesome. I can't discuss how it sounds alone but in combination with the head and cam work I think it's part of the reason my set up gets so many compliments. The weight savings alone are great and price is pretty fair when considering the price of non Ti cats.

Agree, sounds great on the heads/cam builds.

[ddominator1]

how about removing the fake gas pedal? lol

[The_Ruski_Driver]

I have a 3 inch setup in stock, if you want a 2 1/2 inch inlet I can get one fab'd up in 3 days. Remove the side sills, pull off old Catback and install the new one. Couple hours depending on your skill level.

Andy

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Agree, sounds great on the heads/cam builds.

Are there instructions floating around somewhere for the install? Any video of a otherwise stock genV? I'm interested as I just sold my 3rd car... Thanks

[reshetov]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

[ViperJon]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

My sympathies Reshetov I would be livid. Spend six figures on the top of the line car and this is the treatment when things go bad.

[The_Ruski_Driver]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

You can get lemon law'd on this one if you want your money back- by the time they start working on it, it'll likely be past the threshold. Where in NJ? Do you come up to Bergen County events? Wish you could make it to next Sunday's cruise I'm hosting

[ViperGeorge]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

A friend with a stock 14 had the same issue. Took FCA almost a month to approve his engine replacement. They finally did and the car is getting its new engine installed as I write this. Car was in the shop something like a month. He probably could have lemon'd it at that point but it is a nice car. Black TA.

[7TH_SIGN]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

Your absolutely right on all levels with this statement.

[Fatboy 18]

I'm enjoying all the sarcasm in this thread I have to say, but unfortunately it's true.

My car has now officially been at the dealer 3 weeks, 2 of which it has been waiting on a FCA decision to warranty the blow up motor. 100% stock, and they are looking at every little thing to deny the warranty and still no decision. If there is any doubt at all to anyone on here that something can void a warranty, they will use it against you. Any basic modification outside of aesthetics will absolutely void the warranty - to those of you guys thinking anything otherwise unfortunately just haven't experienced this yourself, and would only learn when it happens.

Very, very sorry to hear you are another owner who stepped up to buy a GenV are getting this sort of service from Dodge FCA.

Some legacy ey!

[ViperPete]

how about removing the fake gas pedal? lol

You mean the dead-pedal? I doubt that would void the warranty

[Fatboy 18]

You mean the dead-pedal? I doubt that would void the warranty

I read that as more sarcasm, (if you removed the accelerator pedal then the car would not go anywhere and your engine might be safe).......Only said might be