Pro Drive Springs = Insurance climb
20 September 2004, 03:27 PM
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Pro Drive Springs = Insurance climb
Does this seem right. Add a set of Pro Drive springs to my car and the premium goes up £147 + the excess goes up from £300 to £400. ???
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All depends on what insurance company your with, I would start shopping around at renewal for a more "mod" friendly company.
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When does a replacement part get to be called a modification?
I would have thought that replacement springs should not be an issue, especially if they are better quality than the original.
Also if you were to buy a second hand Subaru, how do you know if it’s been repaired or modified by the previous owner?
Just a thought
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I would have thought that replacement springs should not be an issue, especially if they are better quality than the original.
Also if you were to buy a second hand Subaru, how do you know if it’s been repaired or modified by the previous owner?
Just a thought
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