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OK, for those of you wondering about voiding your warranty with an exhaust, all i can say is read your warranty. 1. the exhaust isnt covered, 2. how could the exhaust cause a problem w/ the engine, what makes a aftermarket muffler (functionally) so much different than say a monroe or other replacement muffler?

 
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Yeah there are things that are effected by the muffler BUT look up the Magnuson-Moss Warrenty Act @SEMA it will explain it for you.

 
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It can't void your warranty. Simple as that.

 
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^

what he said

 
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<< Yeah there are things that are effected by the muffler BUT look up the Magnuson-Moss Warrenty Act @SEMA it will explain it for you. >>



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This is a primer on the act with links to more detailed info. basicaly what she said

 
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you are relieving back pressure there fore pushing a
little bit more Hp and they say that aftermarket are for racing
or offroad use only... so it could be 1 of these reasons.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]

 
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toretto, i can see what u mean about things like that, even if its something small like that, they can use it because it works as proof, even though i dont think anyone has physically proven it yet.