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Right but what do warranties and insurance companies love to do and find any way possible to do it?
Deny claims. Just saying, the 5.7 was so robust the S/C didn't void the warranty. That's impressive.
BTW I'm fighting with my insurance over getting my SL bumpers fixed. They're trying to weasel out of it saying it's wear and tear... I don't think so. I'll take this one to the end.
Toyota sold actually the supercharger up to 2015 and it was covered under your existing warranty.
Originally Posted by Striker223
It sounds like the Supra because it's the same trans, dodge gave up on their 6XRFE/Nag1/2 garbage in 2013 and rolled out ZF to everything
N62 should be added as well, yes the N/S63s are amazingly profitable engines for me!
List is accurate as far as I've seen
Makes sense. So dodge now has a reliable transmission.
Just saying, the 5.7 was so robust the S/C didn't void the warranty. That's impressive.
Ford is the same way. Depending on the year, there are Roush (Roots) or Magnussen (Whipple) superchargers that do not void the Coyote's warranty, as long as they are installed by a Dealership or ASE-certified mechanic.
Ford is the same way. Depending on the year, there are Roush (Roots) or Magnussen (Whipple) superchargers that do not void the Coyote's warranty, as long as they are installed by a Dealership or ASE-certified mechanic.
I have no doubt the Coyote is incredibly stout.
It would be my choice no question if I were buying a Ford truck.
