new local domestic tuner

[deadbeatrec]

@Maverick

Underboosted…Great question. Here is the answer. For 2010 we put a 3YR/36,000 mile warranty on the full driveline. Engine,transmission,rear end, axles. We put money aside in a special account from every car we sell to cover any issues that might arise. (To this point we have had no problems)
The cars are not red flagged by GM. We have special paperwork that General Motors supplies that states the modifications that we have done. Obviously GM will not cover anything that we have modified or anything that fails due to the increase in horsepower.
We have factory support from the General Motors Performance Parts Division and they are well aware of the modifications we do. (They have flown out on a few occassions and have toured the facility as well as had meetings with us) As you can tell most of our packages include GM Performance parts so they are excited that we buy all the parts direct from them.What I think makes us unique is we self warranty the builds. There really is no gray area and the customers sign paperwork that fully discloses what is covered and what is not. As we all know if you normally go to a modifier you really get no warranty after you have done extreme modifications. We felt that we needed to offer a warranty to make the project fully work. Just like most modifiers that build cars like we do if there is a major failure it does have to come back to us. The customers that buy the cars know that. Hennessey has the same program. I have delivered most of the cars in our hauler anyway and have been as far as California to the west and Florida to the south. If a problem arises we have the ability to resolve the issue. To this point it has not come into play. But if it does we know how to handle it. Most of the people that have bought the cars understand what happens when they heavily modify cars. Most have told me on the phone. “I would not be buying this car if I could not afford to fix it”. Most people feel secure that with us they get more coverage then they normally would when they modify a car on there own. I would hope you would agree.

Thanks
Dan

so then whats the warrenty for? the people who can just barely afford the car?