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Anyone know the standard ride height for a 6n 1.4 8v no arb. Need to know for insurence purposes. Admeral wont let me lower it more than 50mm on my coilovers. Cheers.

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Why not measure it?

Wow there are some idiots on here....

lol

Having re-read this, I'm assuming you have already put the coilovers on and its altered the height

Having re-read this, I'm assuming you have already put the coilovers on and its altered the height

Oh shit, i feel bad now :ninja:

so basically he needs someone to do him a favour and measure the ride hight of their non-lowered polo?

I think so yeah

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Yes that would be nice if somone could measure it please and yes i fitted the coilies not knowing thay Admiral wanted to know how low id go. No worries Marc9n3. I should of made myself a little clearer. 0-50mm =insurence, 50-120=no insurence :-s

Yes that would be nice if somone could measure it please and yes i fitted the coilies not knowing thay Admiral wanted to know how low id go. No worries Marc9n3. I should of made myself a little clearer. 0-50mm =insurence, 50-120=no insurence :-s

I know exactly how you feel... I'm with elephant and they are just admiral in an elephants suit so I can only go 50mm too... Shite eh..

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Takes the piss a bit. I need to phone them and ask why my quote went up when i told them somone went into the back of me! Il ask about ride hight and why it affects quote while I'm chatting to them.

If there is no exchange of details for a minor bump dont tell them!!!! Apparently that means it is a million times more likely to happen again there for they can bump up your premium. What a freeking liberty!!!

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so basically he needs someone to do him a favour and measure the ride hight of their non-lowered polo?

That still isn't accurate as the suspension on that car could of sagged over time, so 50mm lower than that could be 60-70mm lower than the day your car left the factory.

Tbh its a load of bollocks, as long as your not blatantly taking the piss I very much doubt 10mm or some thing is going to make any difference

the standard height would be 0mm :lol:

I questioned this and they said because I might want to claim for underside damage on speedbumps and such haha

My sierra is only about 40mm down and that still scrapes over some of the more mountainous speedhumps around here, I have no doubt in my mind even standard cars would scrape over some of them

I'm with admiral and I'm down <50mm too :paranoid:

Because you might claim for damage from speedbumps.

Honestly :lol:

That's ridiculous, but tbh, the amount we have to pay for insurance, why the fuck shouldnt we be able to lol.

I'm with admiral and I'm down <50mm too :paranoid:

same. shhhhhhh

I'm with Elephant and they never asked me how much it was lowered by haha

I just told them it was lowered and they didnt ask anything of it :S

Adrian flux asked me how low the breadvan was, i said quite... as I've no idea.. they accepted that as a reasonable answer :lol:

Do it online, check "suspension changes" then deck the shit out of it... :ninja:

my insurance gave me three of the following options when the asked about my lows.

1 - 0-5mm

2 - 5-20mm

3 - more than 20mm

So yeah, I picked more than 20mm :lol:

What amused me was the fact that the range was so rediculous!!!!!

Adrian flux asked me how low the breadvan was, i said quite... as I've no idea.. they accepted that as a reasonable answer :lol:

What are flux like for insurance on modified cars?

If your car sits on air (not saying mind does) what would you say your car is lowered by then?? Since it changes?!

Coilovers can also change, so same boat

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