'08 lowering at the dealership?
11-02-2008, 02:57 PM
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no. even conversion add ons such as regency have to warranty there on parts. gm only warrantys there own parts.
11-02-2008, 05:12 PM
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The dealer where I bought my truck is happy to do aftermarket installs. The mechanics like the variety, and I usually co-ordinate work on Saturdays, which is a bit slower for them. I know if I have a problem, the only issue becomes parts quality, which the manufacturer is supposed to warranty. Not all dealers are created equally, but my guys are great. I think a shop with a good business sense would welcome the extra aftermarket work.
11-02-2008, 06:21 PM
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The dealer where I bought my truck is happy to do aftermarket installs. The mechanics like the variety, and I usually co-ordinate work on Saturdays, which is a bit slower for them. I know if I have a problem, the only issue becomes parts quality, which the manufacturer is supposed to warranty. Not all dealers are created equally, but my guys are great. I think a shop with a good business sense would welcome the extra aftermarket work.
i thought his question was would it be part of the factory warranty? they will do whatever you need. but the cost will be much higher. but it will be warrantied at all by gm.
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11-02-2008, 07:41 PM
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To answer the question more specifically, GM probably wont warranty it, but the service shop may and that is almost as good. The dealer is really as close as most of us get to dealing directly with GM anyway.
11-02-2008, 08:11 PM
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My dealer is not really much higher, I guess it depends where you go.
To answer the question more specifically, GM probably wont warranty it, but the service shop may and that is almost as good. The dealer is really as close as most of us get to dealing directly with GM anyway.
To answer the question more specifically, GM probably wont warranty it, but the service shop may and that is almost as good. The dealer is really as close as most of us get to dealing directly with GM anyway.
11-03-2008, 09:19 AM
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They might install it, but they wont warranty it. GM didn't make the parts that are on your drop, why would they replace it if it breaks? Not only that, but things like ball joints and stock front end geometry are sacraficed with dropped trucks, so they probably wouldnt warranty any suspension stuff either.