Missouri reporting in: Can confirm.Just like tipping cows is still a past time probably
JFC, I thought that video was going to end with a Final Destination moment ...
There is a performance driving supplemental booklet that comes with Camaro SS, ZL1, and 1LE(including 4 & 6 cylinder 1LE). It spells out the warranty information as well as adjustments to make to the car before tracking (brake burnishing, brake shields, suggested camber adjustment). I can’t seem to find mine or I would have posted a snapshot of the exact warranty statement. Basically, if you leave it stock, no tune, no exhaust work, no headers, no e85, you’re good to go. You can add the GM Performance CAI and have the dealer tune it and still be under both regular warranty and track coverage. That’s the route I went. The sticker is the certification that the dealer did the tune and that it is 50-state compliant.
China generator LOL you know when you need power to run your house. I have a pto generator for my property.
The only person I taked with at FP was noah in regards to my camber plates and information on the owners supplement package when I bought my GT350R. Was good about everything and answered all my questions rather quickly, but mine were really straight forward questions. Yours is a little more legality in regards.
. This could be a deciding factor.....
I'll hold off until the close of business on Monday. Then i will discuss who was contacted and what was said. I dont want to be a prick about this, but when my last email went out without the courtesy of a reply, well....The only person I taked with at FP was noah in regards to my camber plates and information on the owners supplement package when I bought my GT350R. Was good about everything and answered all my questions rather quickly, but mine were really straight forward questions. Yours is a little more legality in regards.
But, Ill keep a close eye.... I keep looking at the possibility of getting another GT500, with approval from the lovely wife
That's very true.... And the article was from January 2019 before the car even was out. The argument can go either way. But with that statement, I would lean to its covered unless your in time trials or bracket racing. But its up to the dealer and then if its over $1k (I believe from previous warranty experiences), then Ford becomes involved. So if your in good with your dealer, it could be ok....
