Thread: Bumper to bumper warranty affected by adding Rims / Lowering ??

call and ask.

and those are gonna rub and stick out goofy.

And the warranty company is going to say .. Void

You are changing the geometry of the suspension, so that'll be voided. You are putting a much larger stress on the drivetrain so it'll be voided.

Add the two together and likely they'll start laughing at you.

Originally Posted by ctemp1

you think? i want this kind of look..027.jpg

yeah, the offset is too low and the wheels are too wide for most people. it's gonna look like a mini truck.

if you get a straight on picture from front or back youll see that the wheels/tires stick out past the fenders. that look terrible to me.

That is Milestone's GP. He rubs as far as I know from the last time I talked to him, so fenders were rolled

He is on SSC springs.

How much of warranty do you have left? It is a 2007, I can't imagine there being that much of a warranty on it.

he's running skinnier tires with less than optimal alignment specs. he's also running pretty low on a set of coilovers.

You could always swap the springs and wheels out if you need warranty work done. Other then that it'll void your warranty if you bring if to the dealer like that.

Originally Posted by ctemp1

what set up are you rollin Drunkie? are those saleens as well in your sig?

~3.5" drop on coilovers with American Muscle Mustang GT500 Replica 19x8.5's 30mm offset with 235/45/19s, fenders are rolled flat all around and my splash shields are all cut up.

Probably one of those things you might of wanted to consider prior to buying a warranty. Pretty much you get one if you plan on leaving the car stockish besides aesthetics on that outside and maybe stereo. I'm sure they would tell you for certain once you give them a call but there's a bunch of hidden things that can void it just a FYI.

They are really picky with some of that stuff, they tried to void my warranty on my car because I had by Bluetooth OBDII adapter plugged in.