Wow - insurance being nice re: brakes!

[White16valver]

Just rung up to get a quote off the insurance for my Yozzasport-supplied pads, discs and lines and I was told that only the discs counted as an upgrade/modification.

Im amazed!

 

[FiDoDiDo]

Paul whos it with?

 

[White16valver]

Sorry, forgot about that lol

Admiral

 

[FiDoDiDo]

Al managed to get all of his interior mods done by classing them as Interior mods instead of listing them individually.

 

[White16valver]

Yeah, I had thought about that actually.

Ive got "exterior decorative changes" on mine so I can only assume that I could now whack a maxi kit on it and not pay any more lol

 

[FiDoDiDo]

Youve got the idea

 

[Daz]

Are discs classed as an upgrade?

Its odd.. they dont do much.. its the calipers which would change stuff, surely?

 

[feirce187]

my front and rear discs were classed as 2 separate mods when i called to find out lol

 

[davyboy]

er guys - you do not tell them discs are a mod! You are just replacing worn out components.

You are just giving away money.

 

[y0z2a]

tell fred that...

 

[McBunny]

if the discs are vented but not drilled groved etc you possibly could getaway withit but not otherwise also if the disc is bigger than standard they may notice

 

[Fred@BTM]

Quote: Originally posted by y0z2a on 22 April 2005

tell fred that...

thanks, bit fooking late now!!!

 

[davyboy]

I see it the same sort of thing as R rated tyres etc - a massive improvement in performance, but no need to tell the insurance.

Whats the score Fred?

 

[feirce187]

Quote: Originally posted by McBunny on 22 April 2005

if the discs are vented but not drilled groved etc you possibly could getaway withit but not otherwise also if the disc is bigger than standard they may notice

well these ones r uprated, vented, drilled n grooved n they will be quite noticable lol

its only £20 a mod so not too bad