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how much do quinn put your premium up by for your mods?

norwich union-

alloys- 10%

exhaust- 10%

window tint- 10%

lowered- 10%

induction kit- 5%

and aparently putting projector headlights is not classed as a modification, u just have to notify them.

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only big engine mods! ie turbo/transplant etc

^ what he said. they were fine with my alloys and coilys :D

^ what he said. they were fine with my alloys and coilys :D

seriously i haven't declaired mine because the insurance was bad enough are you sure 0% because ill ring em tonight

I'm with quinn direct

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100%. declare it. you may aswell not have insurance other wise !!

If you phone Quinn prior to getting a car they say they do not insure, modified cars, cabs, sports car etc.

Once you have insurance if you then phone them and say oh I want to add coilovers, whees, ice, bumpers they dont mind.

Its only if its an engine mod that they increase the premium.

women said to me is it standard i just said nope she goes what u had done.

80mm supsension kit

exhaust

induction kit

alloys

she goes it just looks good and makes a bit of noise then

i was like yeah she was laughing lol

she just went right all cosmetic so no change in price.

sounds good!

what about window tints? and a manifold?

oh and how about a ecu remap, ie. poloace chip 10% increase

oh and how about a ecu remap, ie. poloace chip 10% increase

the chips go inside the ECU, so I would say dont declare it.

oh rite, what about a 4branch manifold then?

really looking forward to getting insured with them in april. got a quote for £687 tpft with 4 years no claims and pass plus.

i'm with quinn and i rang them up asking about mods i was told to get the engineers report form filled out that you print from there website regarding what you have done to the car basically to ensure its still roadworthy i assume?

is that only for suspension upgrades

cool...i didnt know quinn direct were free for that

I'm insured by quinn....good good

is that only for suspension upgrades

yer, could well be just for suspension upgrades

phoned earlyer to declare wheels,lowered 60mm and an exhust system

she said there would be no increase in premium but they would need an engineers report...bassically i just need to get the local garage to stamp it and say its alright

Any one have web address for quinn

www.google.co.uk

Quinn direct!

PS Durrrrrrrrr

lol yea well some1 might had the linked saved dont always have to google evey thing lol

I'm £1033 with quinn direct for a modded GT with no NCB.

When i mentioned my mods they sent out a form that i had to get signed by whoever fitted the suspension (me lol) but I think the price is pretty good for lowered, alloys, de-cat, exhaust, chip.

I'd go with them, unless you have NCB and try Adrian Flux.

has anyone ever done a gt conversion with quinn direct? I need to know how it will affect my policy but they cant tell me without an engineers report....and I don't fancy doing the swap then putting it all back when they tell me its going to cost me loads..

so how much more u recon a induction kit cost on quin ????

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i just got on the phone to them and asked if i could lower my car 40 mil on springs and they said it will probably increase your premium so ill have to fill in a form to find out if it will or not.hope it doesnt though cuz its expensive enough already!

so how much more u recon a induction kit cost on quin ????

they want an engineerers report form before they change the premium.

I filled one out and sent a cover note saying this is 'the plan'

In the description of the modification i wrote

'cone filter with non standard tubing'

am waiting for their reply

Alloys and a towbar made no difference on my classic policy with Lancaster.

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