Ninja Backbox (how much on my premium)
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Ninja Backbox (how much on my premium)
I am thinking of splashing out on a Ninja back box for MY05 wrx.
I assume this is a mod i will have to report to Direct Line but does anyone no what the lightly impact will be on my premium ?
I assume this is a mod i will have to report to Direct Line but does anyone no what the lightly impact will be on my premium ?
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I am with A-Plan
I enquired about getting an exhaust, induction kit and remapped ecu "to run better on uk fuel"
They said that it would put my insurance up about £70 which was 10%.
I ended up getting insured for 4 pots, 17" alloys, fmic, induction kit, exhaust, apexi ecu, plus the facelift front end for an additional £125 ontop of my policy.
So I would guess you would be looking at about 10%
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I enquired about getting an exhaust, induction kit and remapped ecu "to run better on uk fuel"
They said that it would put my insurance up about £70 which was 10%.
I ended up getting insured for 4 pots, 17" alloys, fmic, induction kit, exhaust, apexi ecu, plus the facelift front end for an additional £125 ontop of my policy.
So I would guess you would be looking at about 10%
cheers
Originally Posted by mickp
I am thinking of splashing out on a Ninja back box for MY05 wrx.
I assume this is a mod i will have to report to Direct Line but does anyone no what the lightly impact will be on my premium ?
I assume this is a mod i will have to report to Direct Line but does anyone no what the lightly impact will be on my premium ?
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I was told that if the Exhaust claimed a power increase then I would have to pay more - but nothing if there were no such claims.
Not sure if this holds true?
Pete
Not sure if this holds true?
Pete
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I was told that if the Exhaust claimed a power increase then I would have to pay more - but nothing if there were no such claims.
Not sure if this holds true?
Pete
Not sure if this holds true?
Pete
The exhaust is cosmetic only..... and doesn't offer any performance gains.. so I put it to them.
As what Pete says, mention it increase power and you're up slack alley.
Frank
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Put a Ninja on my 04 last September.
Added £40ish to the policy and is down as 'Exhaust non standard' on the schedule.
Having double checked with Admiral exactly what 'Exhaust non standard' means, it turns out I can change any bit of the system and not have to pay a penny more
At the end of warranty........ it's de-cat time
J.
Added £40ish to the policy and is down as 'Exhaust non standard' on the schedule.
Having double checked with Admiral exactly what 'Exhaust non standard' means, it turns out I can change any bit of the system and not have to pay a penny more
At the end of warranty........ it's de-cat time
J.
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