I know a lot of people have already posted threads about what voids warranty and what doesn't void warranty. I heard that warranty can only be voided if the modified part is where the problem is coming from.

I want to delete my muffler and was wondering if any of you know if that will void my warranty.

Thank!

 

Deleting your muffler would have to be a direct cause of an issue.

Personally, do yourself a favor and don't ruin the integrity of your exhaust system. Go purchase the Top Speed exhaust system from eBay for about $450 and keep your OEM exhaust intact for when you want to put the car back to stock.

 

Is this the one that your talking about? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Infiniti-G35-G37-Sedan-07-12-Performance-Exhaust-System-Systems-Top-Speed-Pro-1-/370977804343?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5660001037&vxp=mtr
Would you say this sound is better than just a regular muffler delete?

 

I think it would look silly with no exhaust tips.

What about unbolting the mufflers from the y pipe, slip some washers between them, and bolt everything back together?

 

If I were to do a muffler delete, which I am rethinking now, I would have stock tips. I might just save up to get the ARK exhaust.

 

im running the delted mufler with no tips
looks cleaner to me for some reason and everyone still ask what exhaust Iam running lol..

 

B drizzy you got any pics of it for us to see?

 

I like the sound of deleted muffler. IMO I'd keep the stock tips. Also, seems to me like deleting my muffler is the cheapest way to go to get a louder sound. I can get it done for $160.

 

Im at work bro so will have to wait to end off day lol but heres one i taken when i got the coils installed

 

Yes that's it. I think you would like that a lot more than a muffler delete. Call TopSpeed and ask for the beveled tips with the purchase.

You won't regret it.

 

Ive got a muffler delete with stock tips. I like the sound. Of course, I plan on doing a nice full exhaust system.. but this will work and sounds pretty good until then.

 

I also have a muffler delete with stock tips. But I did this to an extra set of stock mufflers because I wanted it to be something easily reversible. Here's a clip of how mine sounds.

 

Wow, sounds surprisingly like the coupe. I really like it. Doesn't sound overly raspy/tinny at all, which is what I thought a muffler delete would sound like.

 

Gotta admit that would seem to be beyond tacky, but it actually sounds pretty good

 

I don't see it as tacky as long as you take the time to put the extension pieces and tips in place. It does sound good.