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Cursa

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 17:44

quote:

ur ment to tell ur insurance company, but its easily taken out if u do stuff it so its up to u


I used to think this about mods, until I crashed my car near Edinburgh on the way to T in the Park. My car was towed away, and I got a bus to T. An insurance assessor saw it before I did, and if I had needed to change any alloys or anything over, it would have been impossible. Ok, if reeeeeallly need be I could have had it arranged, but it would have been a real pain in the arse! Luckily my only mod (induction kit) was covered.


Dan_Corsa

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 16:29

quote:
Originally posted by BeArDy
the normal set up is, aslong as the NOS is not in use/connected your fine, this is what most insurace companys say.
u2u Vauxgirl she has a 2lt 16v on NOS


this is what the insurance told me i could have it in the car as long as it wasn't connected up on the road


stuyw

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 15:53

a lot of insurance companies wont insure ur motor if its fitted with NOS


luca2020

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 15:33

its not illegal

it wont fail ur mot

u have to display a green sticker showing other road users that u have NO2 in the car, this way cops cant do anything

ur ment to tell ur insurance company, but its easily taken out if u do stuff it so its up to u


BeArDy

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 14:03

the normal set up is, aslong as the NOS is not in use/connected your fine, this is what most insurace companys say.
u2u Vauxgirl she has a 2lt 16v on NOS


Neshol

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 13:45

Oh n I can't see why it should fail your MOT. Unless it aint been installed properly or summit


Neshol

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 13:44

Even if you use it n the cops see you n pull u, how can they prove that u used it at that specific time, as it will be gone! I've heard it can double insurance premiums in some cases, can any1 verify this?


Adam-D

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 13:41

i dont think so as long as you dont break speed limits your fine
and its fitted and set up right


Shamus

 posted on 29th Jul 03 at 13:27

does anyone know what the legalities of NOS are?, has anyone tried to insure their cars with NOS and does it fail your MOT if u have it fitted?