Plonking a 4.5 in the 4.0 - issues?
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N7GTX said:
QBee said:
My insurers, Classic Line, have not batted an eyelid at my engine changes or modifications.
Just make sure that when you answer the questions on the proposal form very truthfully, the BHP increase over standard does not exceed 150%. Once over this power increase the premium takes off. Just sayin'.... I did of course volunteer the information, as the renewal coincided with the car going back on the road. They renewed at the same premium as the previous year.
N7GTX said:
QBee said:
My insurers, Classic Line, have not batted an eyelid at my engine changes or modifications.
Just make sure that when you answer the questions on the proposal form very truthfully, the BHP increase over standard does not exceed 150%. Once over this power increase the premium takes off. Just sayin'.... QBee said:
N7GTX said:
QBee said:
My insurers, Classic Line, have not batted an eyelid at my engine changes or modifications.
Just make sure that when you answer the questions on the proposal form very truthfully, the BHP increase over standard does not exceed 150%. Once over this power increase the premium takes off. Just sayin'.... I did of course volunteer the information, as the renewal coincided with the car going back on the road. They renewed at the same premium as the previous year.
N7GTX said:
QBee said:
N7GTX said:
QBee said:
My insurers, Classic Line, have not batted an eyelid at my engine changes or modifications.
Just make sure that when you answer the questions on the proposal form very truthfully, the BHP increase over standard does not exceed 150%. Once over this power increase the premium takes off. Just sayin'.... I did of course volunteer the information, as the renewal coincided with the car going back on the road. They renewed at the same premium as the previous year.
My quoted figures are at the flywheel.
TVR quoted figures were exceptionally optimistic and impossible to achieve given the specification of their engines.
If I remember correctly my old 4 L Land Rover discovery was about 165bhp at the fly, an improvement over the TD5 which was about 130 bhp .
Needless to say, it never felt fast at all!
TVR quoted figures were exceptionally optimistic and impossible to achieve given the specification of their engines.
If I remember correctly my old 4 L Land Rover discovery was about 165bhp at the fly, an improvement over the TD5 which was about 130 bhp .
Needless to say, it never felt fast at all!
China100 said:
Hi Guys,
I am at the point of putting a new engine in my Chim. I got this as a project without the engine but was standard 4.00
So as I need an engine - am I better just getting a 4.5 in there? I do have some decent 4.00 heads??
if I went with the 4.5 - am i looking at many issues? insurance, further upgrades like brakes etc??
I would welcome your thoughts ......
Not our favourite guys butI am at the point of putting a new engine in my Chim. I got this as a project without the engine but was standard 4.00
So as I need an engine - am I better just getting a 4.5 in there? I do have some decent 4.00 heads??
if I went with the 4.5 - am i looking at many issues? insurance, further upgrades like brakes etc??
I would welcome your thoughts ......
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