Insurance And Induction Kit

[Woodyatlarge]

Does it cost much extra when you declair your induction kit to your insurance company.What exactly do you tell them ...

[Boro Sera]

There's no answer to this really - it depends on the insurance company you're with.

You should really declare any mods you have done to the car - if you don't then they will either invalidate your insurance if they find out or use as an excuse to avoid payment should you need to make a claim.

[SCOOB_81]

From my experience the more 'normal' companies like Admiral or Elephant (who I used with the CRX) seemed to add quite a bit considering any gains on the cars I had at the time were pretty much nil. Where as more specialist companies like Greenlight and noel dasely seemed to understand a little more and didn't add too much. It's worth declaring it though, just as Boro Sera said, they'll try anything not to pay up!

Here's a one that makes no sense though. The black sheep of our family got himself banned for drink driving after writing his car off in a single car accident - and they paid up!! Where's the justice in that??

[mac12]

When I was with Admiral 2 years ago I think it costed me an extra £50 for an induction kit on a 1.6 astra MK4. My last insurer Tesco wanted £150 for a induction on my CTS! Best to call and ask as mentioned above.

[kangzy]

Does it cost much extra when you declair your induction kit to your insurance company.What exactly do you tell them ...

yea it really does depend who ur with some insurers give you an allowance.. for example 5 free mods that would affect your monthly or annual premiums. but every insurer to themselves u needs to check with each of them to make sure!