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The use of a throttle body
spacer will not void your
factory warranty.
Specialty
Equipment Market Association
(SEMA) is an automotive
aftermarket association that
represents the industry in many
matters. It's especially an
important body in legislative
matters and as such functions as a
major lobby to state and federal
legislative bodies in America.
According to The Consumer's Bill
of Rights of Specialty
Equipment Market Association
(SEMA):
Article 1: You have the
Right to buy high-quality reliable
aftermarket performance and
specialty parts, accessories, and
styling options.
Article 2: You have the
Right to use high-quality
aftermarket parts and know that
your new vehicle warranty claims
will be honored. In fact, your
vehicle dealer may not reject a
warranty claim simply because an
aftermarket product is present. A
warranty denial under such
circumstances may be proper only if
an aftermarket part caused the
failure being claimed.
Article 3: You have the
Right to install and use
emissions-legal aftermarket
performance parts without incurring
hassles and onerous procedures
during state vehicle emissions
inspections.
Article 4: You have the
Right to actively oppose any
proposed (or existing) laws or
regulations that will reduce your
freedom to use aftermarket
automotive parts and service or
will curtail your ability to take
part in the automotive hobbies of
your choice.
Article 5: You have the
Right to patronize independent
retail stores and shops for vehicle
parts and service. The U.S.
aftermarket offers the world's
finest selection of performance and
specialty parts, accessories, and
styling options. These aftermarket
products satisfy the most
discriminating customers seeking
personalized vehicles for today's
lifestyle.
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