Quickshift and Insurance
24 October 2001, 04:59 PM
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Do you need to declare a quick shift to your insurance....
You could have bought the car with it fitted and never know.....
What do you all think?
You could have bought the car with it fitted and never know.....
What do you all think?
24 October 2001, 05:17 PM
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Yes......... as it is a modification away from the standard spec.
Phew, for a minute I thought you said "quick Shifty" . I won't declare that to anyone.....
J
Phew, for a minute I thought you said "quick Shifty" . I won't declare that to anyone.....
J
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Yup declare it, if you have a crash and they find it isnt standard that 50odd quid quickshift can cost you alot more than you think 
even though its not a real performance modification and they wont (probably) add anything to your premium your always better declaring anything you do to your car 
Tony
even though its not a real performance modification and they wont (probably) add anything to your premium your always better declaring anything you do to your car Tony
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