MREV vs MPG, and does it void warranty?
#2
05-25-2006, 07:38 AM
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read the warranty.
Adding any non-oem or non-oem equivilant part to the car may be cause to deny warranty claims on that part or anything associated with that part.
In your case, with the MREV, you may have problems with your engine and drivetrain warranty if the dealer feels that the mrev caused the problem.
Now the law says that INIFINTI must prove that the part caused the problem in order to deny the warranty. But a dealer (who just preforms the work and has no say about whether or not the warranty is valid) can refuse to perform warranty work for any reason.
So basically you'd have to find a dealer who is "mod friendly".
But it will not cause any problems with the rest of the car... say the radio.
Adding any non-oem or non-oem equivilant part to the car may be cause to deny warranty claims on that part or anything associated with that part.
In your case, with the MREV, you may have problems with your engine and drivetrain warranty if the dealer feels that the mrev caused the problem.
Now the law says that INIFINTI must prove that the part caused the problem in order to deny the warranty. But a dealer (who just preforms the work and has no say about whether or not the warranty is valid) can refuse to perform warranty work for any reason.
So basically you'd have to find a dealer who is "mod friendly".
But it will not cause any problems with the rest of the car... say the radio.
#5
05-26-2006, 09:02 AM
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I installed a MREV2 on my 280hp G and I've noticed an 10-15% increase in MPG on the highway and 20% increase in city driving. I could probably do better, but it's so hard to say off the gas. As for the warranty, as long as the MREV is not the cause of the issue you should be fine. The dealer won't be able to tell its on the car unless they remove the upper plenum.
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