Being pulled HELP?

[Chris2007]

Hi there my mate has a 2.0 cliosport engine in a 1.2 shell and declared it on the log book as a 2.0 but is still insuring it as a 1.2 however i was wundering if he was to get pulled what records do the police compare it too the insurance or the log book? and how can the police prove that its not a 1.2? and what are the chances of this happening lol sorry but its something that really confuses me so thought i would ask you guys.

Chris

 

[conneh]

If they lift up the bonnet.. they will see its not a 1.2.

What your mate is doing, is illegal. He is a complete tool. If he crashes, he could end up in serious trouble. Hope he understeers into a tree.

 

[maximinimus]

I call bullshit on it being declared in the log book because the insurance company would see that it has a 2l engine from the registration number.

 

[Chris2007]

If they lift up the bonnet.. they will see its not a 1.2.

What your mate is doing, is illegal. He is a complete tool. If he crashes, he could end up in serious trouble. Hope he understeers into a tree.

lol yer but thats but answering my questions mate

 

[Chris2007]

I call bulls**t on it being declared in the log book because the insurance company would see that it has a 2l engine from the registration number.

No trust me it is he showed me the log book, but did the insurance online or something :S

 

[maximinimus]

IIRC ANPR cameras check the DVLA, Insurance, MOT and CRB, it will be flagged up exactly what model of car it is, colour, engine size etc.

 

[Chris2007]

IIRC ANPR cameras check the DVLA, Insurance, MOT and CRB, it will be flagged up exactly what model of car it is, colour, engine size etc.

Oh right i see, i best tell him to sort it out then

 

[maximinimus]

No trust me it is he showed me the log book, but did the insurance online or something :S

And that will make sweet FA difference, insurance companies go on information from the DVLA.

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

I call bulls**t on it being declared in the log book because the insurance company would see that it has a 2l engine from the registration number.

That's precisely why the insurers WOULD insure him, because they know they'll never have to pay out to him...

Sly c***s.

 

[The Boosh!]

Tell him to declare it as a mod mate. its cheaper to insure a 1.2 with a conversion than an actual 1*2. f**k knows why.

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

IIRC ANPR cameras check the DVLA, Insurance, MOT and CRB, it will be flagged up exactly what model of car it is, colour, engine size etc.

ANPR just checks whether it's on the MID. No details come up on the computer unless they ring up and request it.

 

[Reyes]

I smell fail.

 

[Skinny]

End well will this not.