#278463 - 03/02/11 10:17 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: jakeward46]
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TBH I wouldn't bother about the throttle body
Depends who are with, generally admiral have been about £40-60 per mod
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#278466 - 03/02/11 10:20 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Adam08]
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TBH I wouldn't bother about the throttle body
Depends who are with, generally admiral have been about £40-60 per mod
got in there just that little bit quicker did you gypsy
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#278467 - 03/02/11 10:21 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: db04dan]
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Your just too slow
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#278469 - 03/02/11 10:23 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
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Your obviously a woman....using more words than necessary
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#278474 - 03/02/11 10:30 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
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#278478 - 03/02/11 10:32 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Adam08]
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dont worry Adams just upset he was hoping for more boobs on the site
I feel deprived
i think we all do! the good thing is.. for every woman there is two boobs!
result! no one likes a sausage fest!
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#278481 - 03/02/11 10:43 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Stephlar]
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Apparently Steph does
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#278487 - 04/02/11 02:29 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
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#278488 - 04/02/11 03:50 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
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and as for the TB, they would only know it was different if they took it off and measured it, referneced it against another one that was standard. but if you were in an accident and the damage was bad enough to have the need for throttle body replacing, i think it would be a write-off anyway as youd have lost your entire front end.
adrian flux got me my insurance through equity red star i think?, 4 mods added (K&N, flexi, wheels, grills), policy went up £0
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#278491 - 05/02/11 02:29 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Alex_H]
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apparantley i can keep changing stuff for free until i greatly increse the performance of the car
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#278492 - 05/02/11 05:48 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: H47PER]
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thats the only two bits my insurance dont know about on my car, trying to explain that to india is gonna be impossible!
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#278493 - 07/02/11 02:00 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Burn4]
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I haven't told my insurance company about lowering and my K&N lol
you havent told them about lowering or k&n, bit risky...? do you like to live life on the edge
Admiral are trying to charge me 140 extra on my renewal next week for just Eibachs. I put on the quote i have Full miltek system and K&N as i think they are a must to declare and that was 100 extra for them both. not too bad at my age. But now deciding on springs
Edited by jakeward46 (07/02/11 02:11 PM)
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#278494 - 07/02/11 02:30 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
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mine has a K&N, exhaust/manifold and lowered 20-50mm cost £30 to add and im 22
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#278496 - 07/02/11 09:16 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: jakeward46]
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im with Elephant but the same company! i always do a standard car on an online quote! and then add the mods when you talk to them on the phone! if i put the mods into a confused.com search its always over 2k
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#278497 - 07/02/11 09:26 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Dan_The_Man]
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you havent told them about lowering or k&n, bit risky...? do you like to live life on the edge
To be fair how can they prove I knew they were there before? I could just say thats how the car was when i purchased it and i assumed that was what a standard ST looked like.
Which "is the case here".
2 of my mates have claimed on their insurance in the past year and all the insurance company wanted to know was that they weren't ripping them off. They barely looked at the car, they didnt check any of their details (where they work etc) and they both had their payout
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#278503 - 07/02/11 10:00 PM
Re: Insurance- adding throttle body or axle spacers ££..??
[Re: Duncan_P]
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i had this with the repairer trying to screw me over! i wasnt happy with what he was going to do to my car! i had a phone call from my insurance company telling me i had illegally modded my car... the garage had told them my car had an exhaust system and was lowered over 60mm (they say over 60mm's as they lined it up next to a standard fiesta and it was that much lower, stupid people not knowing the ST is lower to start with) that was over a bumper scrape! the insurance new about all the mods already though! they were just questioning how low the car was... which trying to explain to a women who noes nothing about cars that it only has different springs so cant physically be that low was a very difficult task! the only reason the garage tried that was that when they saw the paperwork it said standard car as they must have got the original policy from when it was standard and i had added the bits later!
Edited by Dan_The_Man (07/02/11 10:02 PM)
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