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Air Induction Kit And Lowering 60mm

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I'm thinking of adding an air induction kit and lowering my car on 60mm springs.

From other people's expirence; how much does your insurance go up by?

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I'm with Bell. Cost me ~£60 for new suspension. They wanted ~£70 for a "non standard air filter" which could have been a induction kit or a after market air filter apparently.

It should be cheaper with a company more suited to modifications.

iv lowered my 6n 60/40 at the same time as putting my alloys on.

With diamond it went up £20, including admin fee

So its not that bad really. Anymore expirences people?

best idea is call up for a price, saying you are thinking about doing it.

then you will know how much it will cost.

best idea is call up for a price, saying you are thinking about doing it.

then you will know how much it will cost.

Yes thats probaly the best idea :-p . I'm not going to bother doing it if it costs too much.

nothing as iam with brentcre

Anyone know what tesco are like with mods? I'm gonna stick coilovers on and wonder how much they will charge me :?

Anyone know what tesco are like with mods? I'm gonna stick coilovers on and wonder how much they will charge me :?

they dont accept modifications, your fucked

hmmm iirc i did do a quote with them....just cant remember how they took it :lol:

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