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I'm 18, have a totally standard 6n2,

£1000 insurance.. in my mums name, I'm a named driver

we're with tesco insurance

how much would coilovers, an induction kit, wheels and an exhaust add?

i take it the sound system wouldnt add anything to it?

cheers

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Depends on your company's own views on what constitutes a "mod"

I'd expect as much as £200-300pa extra

Most policies include up to £250 audio equipment cover-standard or not- but check your paperwork

best to ring up and ask before ordering any mods as it might bump it up alot... quinn dont care about "cosmetic" mods... they only care if its performance enhancing such as coilovers or engine mods... just give them a ring and they will tell you over the phone mate =]

I've just rang adrian flux to cover mine - all mods declared - £550 fc :)

As said, best ring them up and check as insurance prices fluctuate quite alot so its hard to give a definiative answer.

For a start take out your own policy cos if you mod it they'll see you're blatently fronting. With tesco i expect those mods will increase the premium a lot! Unfortunately that's life at 18, gotta pay out if you want to mod it!

Just Dont Tell them like I'm Doing Haha And Alot of Other People :lol:

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but that makes your insurance invalid, and no point paying a grand for it in the first place?

Just Dont Tell them like I'm Doing Haha And Alot of Other People :lol:

You are driving around without insurance, good work there (yes I am being sarcastic).

I'm 17. got a 1L mk4 on coilovers otherwise completely standard. £2200 adrian flux. only company we could find that would insure me because of the "modifications"

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