Mods and warranty

[Wlozada87]

Hello all
So I’m new to this forum and new to Mustangs as a whole. I just surpassed 1000 miles on my 2019 gt. So far I’ve got window tint and ceramic coat. Now I’d like to ask you guys 2 questions. 1st what mod did you guys do first?
2nd Are there any mods that I’d have to be careful with in terms of warranty? Example cold air intake or manifold? I’d like to get some basic things done however don’t want to compromise my warranty. Thanks for any info

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[David Schmidt]

My answer to your first question: I just did a few cosmetic items with my 2018 GT PP1. Black badges all around (I cheated and put a faux gas cap on the back - sorry haters, Mustangs should have round badges on the back - it's like jeeps should have round eyes), carbon fiber shift knob, gas struts for the hood, and a few little black trim bits to cover up door hardware. Absolutely nothing performance or exhaust related so far.

 

[w3rkn]

Hello all
So I’m new to this forum and new to Mustangs as a whole. I just surpassed 1000 miles on my 2019 gt. So far I’ve got window tint and ceramic coat. Now I’d like to ask you guys 2 questions. 1st what mod did you guys do first?
2nd Are there any mods that I’d have to be careful with in terms of warranty? Example cold air intake or manifold? I’d like to get some basic things done however don’t want to compromise my warranty. Thanks for any info

If you are just looking to liven-up your car a bit, then stick with Ford Performance/Roush tune and get friendly with your Dealership's mechanics. Have them install any CAI, or aftermarket product, so that they get a piece of the pie and your warranty is better secured.

 

[Wlozada87]

If you are just looking to liven-up your car a bit, then stick with Ford Performance/Roush tune and get friendly with your Dealership's mechanics. Have them install any CAI, or aftermarket product, so that they get a piece of the pie and your warranty is better secured.

Good advice. Thanks

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