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Insurance - Induction kit

jobonar · 2008-04-18 15:54:48

hey, I'm 23, 2 years NCB, 3 years full licence. if i were to put an induction kit onto my car what effect would that have on my insurance. Roughly. Thanks.

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18-04-2008 4:54pm

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jobonar

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hey,

I'm 23, 2 years NCB, 3 years full licence. if i were to put an induction kit onto my car what effect would that have on my insurance. Roughly.

Thanks.

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#2 18-04-2008 5:15pm
fletch

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Well it will have next to no effect on performance so I doubt it will cost much extra. Quinn now allow you to declare your modifications online (when getting a new quote).

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#3 18-04-2008 5:47pm
hi_im_fil

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Im with quinn and if i go into the options to make an alteration on my policy, it goes up by around €50 for an induction kit (Policy is €1400). So it works out at an increase of around 3%

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#4 18-04-2008 7:03pm
Atomic Pineapple

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if you ring them over the phone they rarely put it up much, depending on the type of car and induction kit you might actually lose power

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