Does PPP count as a modification for purposes of insurance?
10 January 2014, 09:00 PM
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Does PPP count as a modification for purposes of insurance?
I'm pretty sure my PPP was fitted by dealer before the car was delivered.
Does this then count as a modification for purposes of insurance or an option?
Rich.
Does this then count as a modification for purposes of insurance or an option?
Rich.
11 January 2014, 12:37 AM
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Insurers normally have two options for a WRX or a STI. One option is the standard BHP output, the second the PPP output.
For example if you go on direct line or LV website and enter details for a WRX it gives you a 221 option (I think) or a 261 option. If you have a WRX PPP just enter the 261 option and it's done....
For example if you go on direct line or LV website and enter details for a WRX it gives you a 221 option (I think) or a 261 option. If you have a WRX PPP just enter the 261 option and it's done....
11 January 2014, 07:01 PM
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Insurers normally have two options for a WRX or a STI. One option is the standard BHP output, the second the PPP output.
For example if you go on direct line or LV website and enter details for a WRX it gives you a 221 option (I think) or a 261 option. If you have a WRX PPP just enter the 261 option and it's done....
For example if you go on direct line or LV website and enter details for a WRX it gives you a 221 option (I think) or a 261 option. If you have a WRX PPP just enter the 261 option and it's done....
13 January 2014, 01:07 AM
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The PPP kit comes with a sticker for inside the driver door frame that includes an instruction to inform your insurer! Not all insurers are bothered by the upgrade though, I go through Greenlight and they're very forgiving of mods. Told them I'd swapped my VF35 @330bhp for a GT3071R @400bhp and they didn't change the premium 
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