What to tell the insurance company?
21 April 2001, 01:05 AM
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I have just had a scoobysport downpipe fitted 
and must get around to telling the insurance company.
But what do I tell them?
i.e increase in performance, stainless steel etc?
What difference is this likely to have on my premium?
Many thanks,
Jon
and must get around to telling the insurance company.But what do I tell them?
i.e increase in performance, stainless steel etc?
What difference is this likely to have on my premium?
Many thanks,
Jon
21 April 2001, 07:38 AM
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Jon,
many insurers will know what a ScoobySport D/P is so you should be ok.
Also, Insurers foolishly base rerating on having increased power - and the D/P has much more impact on torque and performance rather than power.
If it comes to the crunch, get your car dynoed at Powerstation - they have conservative/accurate numbers that should keep the underwriter happy.
R
many insurers will know what a ScoobySport D/P is so you should be ok.
Also, Insurers foolishly base rerating on having increased power - and the D/P has much more impact on torque and performance rather than power.
If it comes to the crunch, get your car dynoed at Powerstation - they have conservative/accurate numbers that should keep the underwriter happy.
R
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