chrisdicko

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Obviously I'm going to declare my mods, but do you need to list everything?

I.e Instead of just 'Handling Mods' Do I need to list: ARB, ALK, Drop links, Coilovers etc etc?

Same with engine...Just say modded, or say for example: Injectors, Turbo, FMIC, AVCR, fully de-catted exhaust, headers, etc etc?


Thanks

53

iTrader: (41)

I would. Keith Michaels insure the mods IIRC unlike a high street insurer who wouldn't insure the extras.

chrisdicko

iTrader: (21)

I see. I'm not fussed about telling them, it's just I didn't want to sound a tit naming absolutely everything if I didn't need to

53

iTrader: (41)

Mines all listed, if you want like for like its a good idea. Most insurers will happily put you back to standard whether you have spent a fortune or not.

chrisdicko

iTrader: (21)

Cool, thanks mate.

I better make a list ready for when I phone.

New_scooby_04

iTrader: (4)

Everything has to be declared mate for two reasons: a) Insurance policies are predicated around the concept of absolute disclosure, i.e. no concealing anything! b) KM are excellent with regards to mods, and will take them into account if you have to make a claim (rare with insurance companies) So, anything you don't state can't be taken into account should you need to make a claim. Keep all receipts as evidence too!

Ns04

richie kaye

Insure all your mods,ive just done mine with a-plan insurance

Lowered uk wagon
fmic
4 pot brakes
full 3'' turbo back exhaust
face lift front end
full leather interior

30 yrs old with full protected n.c.b 595.00

Cocker

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i even told moley about my mudflaps!

Norman Dog

iTrader: (1)

I didn't know any of them did that.

Glad I'm with KM if that's the case.