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bryanjenkins
15-01-2003, 20:24
I rang my insurer (Norwich Union) today to see whether I would need to pay any extra if I fitted an Apexi Induction kit. The bad news is they don't insure any modified cars.

So now looking for a new insurer; anyone recommend an insurer that does take on modifications? I expect to fit a new exhaust and a Dawes as well as the induction kit.
Dave_S
15-01-2003, 20:24
HIC seem to be doing well for people.

Dave
Wak
15-01-2003, 21:18
Norwich union direct insured mine with a modification - alloy wheels.

They also said further mods would be ok up to a point, but the guy I spoke to didn't know where that point was:confused:
Dave_S
15-01-2003, 21:21
Norwich Union and Norwich Union Direct are different companies :(

Dave
Wak
15-01-2003, 21:46
Well, you learn something new every day:)

You would have thought with having the same name and everything......
Phil L
15-01-2003, 21:55
There's always Greenlight.
They're the opposite, they don't insure you if you have a standard car...!
SteveCarter200
15-01-2003, 22:00
Originally posted by Phil L
There's always Greenlight.
They're the opposite, they don't insure you if you have a standard car...!

Or a modified one.
Dave_S
15-01-2003, 22:02
LOL Meeeeeeowwwww ;)

Dave
David_S14
16-01-2003, 11:06
LIverpool & Victoria are good but you need to be >25
Iain s14
16-01-2003, 20:39
Tesco were good with my insurance £740 including mods :)
Dai
16-01-2003, 21:49
Originally posted by David_S14
LIverpool & Victoria are good but you need to be >25

I second that :D :D :D :D :D
bryanjenkins
17-01-2003, 21:30
Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I will be with Liverpool Victoria from midnight tonight. Only charged an extra £22 for 4 mods: boost gauge, induction kit, Dawes device and after market zorst!

Hopefully start to mod tomorrow (if the bits arrive from Bren).