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[samclarke666]

When I got my clio 172 insured earlier this year, (i have 3 years named driver no claims) that I wasn't allowed to do any mods to the car until i was 25 (i'm 21 now)

I have been tempted to change insurers when my 1st year is up, giving me just 1 year NCB, as I had plans to do some mods to the car,
by NO MODS do they literally mean nothing? So I.E new alloys ect?

Cheers

 

[Sash]

Yeah, no mods means nothing that deviates from original factory equipment.
Your best of trying the usual companies i.e Elephant, Bell or Quinn. then try the Mod friendly companies i.e Adrian Flux, Greenlight, Chris Knott or Brentacre.

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

Yep no mods. Ive just moved from them, I couldnt even upgrade the brakes! So im making the car better/safer and they wouldnt allow it!

Although to them there's probably a reason why I want better brakes!