Lifts and waranties

Yup as long as what ever I'm going under hits less than about three inches of the antenna, I'm good to go.

 

The correct answer on voided warranties was cited by Banshee. The law requires that the manufacturer prove causation before it can just void a warranty. Many dealers still try (at least once) to decline warranty claims of any kind, if a vehicle is lifted or otherwise altered. However, the law is quite clear that for them to do so, they must prove a connection between the modification, and the damage. That's the answer, and its written in stone. Accordingly, if you have any reputable company install a reputable mod, you should either be covered by the warranty on the mod, or the warranty on the vehicle...they can't both disclaim liability. Good luck.

 

3 inch Revteck will not void the warrenty because it is not messing with the origional suspension components it is just compressing the spring my Uncle put the 3 on and his warrenty is still good.