How much does a remap have on insurance premium?

[anonymous-user]

Mandalore said:

But, you don't have an excuse yourself?

It’s not me slinging mud. Always the same, those that slag off others are the first to whinge.

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[Triple Six]

flashbang said:

Depends who the insurance company is. Some will not allow it, others will load about 10% to 25% on the premium. Then you have the likes of Greenlight and Sky who wont charge at all.

I had a Sky modified insurance policy for a couple of years - aesthetic modifications were free to declare however any change in engine size/output did carry a premium.

[Mandalore]

yonex said:

Mandalore said:

But, you don't have an excuse yourself?

It’s not me slinging mud. Always the same, those that slag off others are the first to whinge.

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And.. its always the person whinging and arguing with random t others view that actually doesn't actually have anything worthwhile to contribute.

Can you think who that might be referring to?

[Mike335i]

bramley said:

In conclusion: remap doesn’t add much and be a good boy and declare your mods!

Thanks folks

Yep, that about covers it.

[anonymous-user]

Mandalore said:

And.. its always the person whinging and arguing with random t others view that actually doesn't actually have anything worthwhile to contribute.

Can you think who that might be referring to?

And the last thread you created was.......

[Weekendrebuild]

[quote=ChevronB19]

Are you completely stupid, or is this just a weekend thing?
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No Its purely a weekend thing !

We have a family member with a breakers yard most insurance company’s are useless putting it mildly. Let’s say we quiet often buy old snotters for the simple reason the insurance companies have no idea it has a 6k engine in an old bmw ! Or don’t care. (E36) running an s54 last week

My comment was tongue an cheek Jesus lighten up

Edited by Weekendrebuild on Monday 14th October 20:25