Buschur muffler delete pipe
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Buschur muffler delete pipe
I don't really know much about the Buschur muffler delete pipe, but would this void any Mitsu warranties on the car? I might buy the 7yr extended warranty on a used EVO and if this voids it, then there's no point of me buying the extended warranty.
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For one, it won't fit on stock downpipe and intermediate pipe b/c BR's test pipe has slip fit flanges. I can't comment on warranty, but you'll definitely fail any state emissions test.
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Originally Posted by kdogg
For one, it won't fit on stock downpipe and intermediate pipe b/c BR's test pipe has slip fit flanges. I can't comment on warranty, but you'll definitely fail any state emissions test.
Is there potential to void your warranty? Yes, anything you modify that relates to the performance of your engine/drivetrain could possibly void your warranty. The company, however, has to show proof that your modification caused part X to fail.
Your best bet would be to work it out with the dealership in advance before actually installing the mods. You need to be reasonable, however. If you remove the catalyst obviously that will void your emissions. If you crank the boost, don't expect them to be receptive about replacing your tranny, turbo, or failed piston. Just be logical and make sure the dealer is receptive to your mods.
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either way the muffler delte pipe would only void emissions warranty if they could prove it was the muffler that caused the problem. And how often does something in emissions actually get messed up right?
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Originally Posted by PinnacleChronos
either way the muffler delte pipe would only void emissions warranty if they could prove it was the muffler that caused the problem. And how often does something in emissions actually get messed up right?
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It is my car that that PinnacleChronos is possibly looking to buy. It took me about 20min to install the pipe and can be removed and replaced with the OEM muffler in even less time. I could not possibly imagine the a dealer voiding the warranty because of a simply 2 ft pipe from the rear axle back. I have brought the car into the dealer a few times for maintenance and I would bet they had NO IDEA the car had this part installed. It looks competely stock and only sounds a little louder.
Compared to the VW GTI 337 I drove yesterday the Evo is an animal .... think I am leaning toward buying a BMW 330ci !
Compared to the VW GTI 337 I drove yesterday the Evo is an animal .... think I am leaning toward buying a BMW 330ci !
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haha ok thanx Michael and everybody else for clearing it up
Well after the test drive you'll see how you like the 330Ci also. Like i told you on the phone my friend with the GSR, and 337, felt my friend's 330Ci was slow. The ride feel would probably be close to the 337 but don't quote me on that as I'm juss guessing since they're all German and sort of the same style cars.
Well after the test drive you'll see how you like the 330Ci also. Like i told you on the phone my friend with the GSR, and 337, felt my friend's 330Ci was slow. The ride feel would probably be close to the 337 but don't quote me on that as I'm juss guessing since they're all German and sort of the same style cars.
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