YOUR RESEARCHCarnewal Exhaust - Insurance Notification - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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having just had the system fitted by Gert....what do people tell their insurance companies? The system is a modified standard exhaust so how do I explain that? Or is it even noticeable from the outside/relevant???
I had the carnewal exhaust put on, told my insurance company (Admiral) they asked if it resulted in power gains, I said no (which it doesnt). They gave me two options 1. The premium is unaffected but the aftermarket exhaust would not be covered if damaged, and 2. Pay a £20 extra to have all aftermarket mods covered. I went for option 2. Hope that helps.
If ever there was a modification that you could 'get away with' not declaring, this is it. Even the best insurance investigator would only see a standard Porsche exhaust, with the original part number stamped on. Depends whether you want to have it covered for replacement or not really.
Paul_M3 said: If ever there was a modification that you could 'get away with' not declaring, this is it. Even the best insurance investigator would only see a standard Porsche exhaust, with the original part number stamped on. Depends whether you want to have it covered for replacement or not really. so if i got in a bump that resulted in a new exhaust - i'd only get a standard one you mean?
Tiggsy said: Paul_M3 said: If ever there was a modification that you could 'get away with' not declaring, this is it. Even the best insurance investigator would only see a standard Porsche exhaust, with the original part number stamped on. Depends whether you want to have it covered for replacement or not really. so if i got in a bump that resulted in a new exhaust - i'd only get a standard one you mean? I think that's what he's saying, yes.
What do you think of the exhaust so far Tiggsy? Would be interested in your initial impressions as it's modification I will consider if I decide to keep my car much longer.
very pleased - potter about and its no different. give it some and its very nice.....but not stupidly so.
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