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If you don't alter the tune. If you don't alter the exhaust. If you don't add a shift kit. If you don't get different than stock size tires. If you change the intake. If you don't...........
One of my neighbors had Cummins deny warranty on a spun rod bearing because the PH wasn't right in the coolant. This was on an ag tractor. He broke a heater hose and just added water to get back running. What the hell coolant PH has to do with rod bearings is a mystery to me. Moral is.......it has more to do with the company behind the warranty than anything to do with what the warranty actually states. I think they'll pay or not pay based more on how much revenue this blower generates. If it turns into a cash cow for them, they'll be fairly easy to deal with. If margins are tight, it will be a whole nother story.
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