Exhaust question

nate.sebastian · 02-14-2010, 06:37 PM

I'm thinking of buying a Rogue Engineering Ikon exhaust for my e90. I know it fits the pre lci but will it fit the lci models also? And will this void any of my warranties? If so, which? Will I have any problems when I take my car in for service or anything for that matter?

Noc57 · 02-14-2010, 06:49 PM

You're asking questions that no one can really answer.

Yes, the dealer could void part of your warranty. No, I would say it's typically not the case.

Things such as exhausts, DP's, coilovers, etc... 99% of the time the dealer usually doesn't care, but it's a case by case scenario.

Bottom line: Anything aftermarket is taking a risk.

SV Concepts II · 02-15-2010, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Noc57

You're asking questions that no one can really answer.

Yes, the dealer could void part of your warranty. No, I would say it's typically not the case.

Things such as exhausts, DP's, coilovers, etc... 99% of the time the dealer usually doesn't care, but it's a case by case scenario.

Bottom line: Anything aftermarket is taking a risk.

+1

It all depends on who your SA is and your dealer..

Zero.7 · 02-15-2010, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Noc57

You're asking questions that no one can really answer.

Yes, the dealer could void part of your warranty. No, I would say it's typically not the case.

Things such as exhausts, DP's, coilovers, etc... 99% of the time the dealer usually doesn't care, but it's a case by case scenario.

Bottom line: Anything aftermarket is taking a risk.

^^^ What Noc said. You'll probably be okay, BUT do at your own risk. Just keep your stock exhaust just in case.

fdriller9 · 02-15-2010, 01:35 PM

Not to rip on you but I don't understand why people ask these questions. A simple, 5 minute call to the manufacturer will answer your question.

JayKay335i · 02-15-2010, 03:24 PM

Because posting something on a website is rather anonymous. Actually calling the manufacture, while still anonymous, leaves you pretty open to looking like somebody who has absolutely no clue as to what their talking about. Also, were less likely to dick people around then some of the manufactures of parts for our cars....not pointing fingers....

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