Is Ford the only automaker that sells performance parts which

>>17354023
That's a trim though, not aftermarket.

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>>17354034
Actually, Dodge offers "scat pack performance" stage kits for the 5.7 L Hemi V8 which go all the way from stage 1 to stage 3. Going through will all the stage kits gets you from 375 hp/400 lb-ft to 450 hp/454 lb-ft

http://www.motortrend.com/cars/dodge/challenger/2015/2015-dodge-challenger-mopar-scat-pack-3-first-drive-review/

>"Proper installation of these kits preserves the original warranty"

Additionally, Dodge offers a few suspension upgrades (coilovers, sway bars, strut tower braces, etc) as well as exhausts and intakes too.

But i still do think Ford has a much better selection of performance parts for its mustang ecoboost and GT.

>>17353999
Most manufacturers do this but I think to retain warranty they typically have to be installed at the dealer.

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no :v)

>>17354502
wtf forgot my name

>>17353999
>>17354487
>needing power packages just to match the Camaro SS power.

>>17354487
>>17354023
>BRAAAPPPP

>>17353999
>Is Ford the only automaker that sells performance parts which don't cancel your warranty?
Ford actually provides technical design support to 3rd party performance upgrade companies. That's heartening.