Should I declare adjustable actuator??

[docwra]

I reckon if I stack it, thers no way of proving what the boost was when I stacked it, so I can claim its just a replacement part for my previous broken one
What do you think??

[Jezz_S13]

You _should_ declare it anyway, even if you are running lower boost the mod is still there. I have asked before.

Last time I got my insurance I said I planned to do mods soon, can I pay for the mods now and have it std for a while then do the mods in due course. They said no!

Jezz.

[JackaL]

Originally posted by docwra:
<STRONG>I reckon if I stack it, thers no way of proving what the boost was when I stacked it, so I can claim its just a replacement part for my previous broken one
What do you think??</STRONG>

Ask yourself... "What's the chance an insurance assessor would spot that?" (Unless it's the ND Blue one!)

You'll probably come to the conclusion I did ;)

[RichardM]

Anticipating a failure of my exhaust, at my last insurance renewal I asked my broker about changing my policy to a "non standard" exhaust later in the year.
His recommendation, endorsed by the Insurance company, was to declare it now and fit when necessary.

[Jezz_S13]

Originally posted by RichardM:
<STRONG>Anticipating a failure of my exhaust, at my last insurance renewal I asked my broker about changing my policy to a "non standard" exhaust later in the year.
His recommendation, endorsed by the Insurance company, was to declare it now and fit when necessary.</STRONG>


My guess is that they don't know there arse from elbows. But I suppose we all knew that anyhow.

It does make sense though that the car should be as is insured for whether std or not.

[docwra]

Originally posted by JackaL:
[QB]
(Unless it's the ND Blue one!)
[QB]

:rolleyes: :( :p :D :D

(that means it is ;))
Ill ring em this avo and find out I reckon :)

[JohnD76]

Yes you should, tis not worth it if you are caught.

[docwra]

right just phoned up elephant and spent half an hour explaining exactly what an actuator is (the poor lass didnt even know how a turbo works) :rolleyes:
Ended up sending her an email from www.howstuffworks.com (http://www.howstuffworks.com) explaining what a wastegate is :)
Didnt mind at all mind you - not only was she very lovely, but she was welsh as well *swoon*
Ill let you know what they say when I get a reply. Didnt tell em I was going to adjust it - just that it was different ......... :D