Declearing induction kit
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From: Chester
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Surely if you can afford to insure an S2000 then you can afford to pay the additional to declare an induction kit?
Not trying to be rude, just trying to figure out why you would not tell them.
Is is worth the risk of potentially void insurance if you crash and they find out about it?
Unless you are already paying thousands to insure the car, its likely only going to go up by a few quid. Some specialist insurers may not even charge a premium, although watch out for any 'admin fees'
Not trying to be rude, just trying to figure out why you would not tell them.
Is is worth the risk of potentially void insurance if you crash and they find out about it?
Unless you are already paying thousands to insure the car, its likely only going to go up by a few quid. Some specialist insurers may not even charge a premium, although watch out for any 'admin fees'
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From: Chester
Surely if you can afford to insure an S2000 then you can afford to pay the additional to declare an induction kit?
Not trying to be rude, just trying to figure out why you would not tell them.
Is is worth the risk of potentially void insurance if you crash and they find out about it?
Unless you are already paying thousands to insure the car, its likely only going to go up by a few quid. Some specialist insurers may not even charge a premium, although watch out for any 'admin fees'
Not trying to be rude, just trying to figure out why you would not tell them.
Is is worth the risk of potentially void insurance if you crash and they find out about it?
Unless you are already paying thousands to insure the car, its likely only going to go up by a few quid. Some specialist insurers may not even charge a premium, although watch out for any 'admin fees'
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From: Chilterns
Declearing your induction kit = sticking a potato in your supercharger ?
That aside - if you're after a K&N FIPK - see a similar thread aways down for the cheapest new option (and S2KUK discount)
That aside - if you're after a K&N FIPK - see a similar thread aways down for the cheapest new option (and S2KUK discount)
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