Seat Strut Brace

RichieRich

Mk4 Golf GT TDi
Sep 17, 2005
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Oxfordshire :)
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Any modification from factory supplied, & possibly optional extras if you've got a really unfriendly insurance company, need to be declared so the insurance co can properly gauge the risk & costs. If you do not provide complete information technically you're driving without insurance & if you have an accident you've got problems.

For something like a strut brace there is extra on pay-out because you've connected the two sides of the suspension together in such a way that accident damage can be transmitted across the chassis. Also this gives the insurance company extra information about the driver, this doesn't always mean higher premiums!

unless your with adrian flux :D i declared all my golf mods and didt cost me any more! they was quite understanding which i thought was quite strange! there the place to go to if your planning mods! my premium is £500 for a a anni look a-like with over 150 bhp... :D
 

techathy

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Jul 9, 2009
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Cambridge
AF is just the same it's just they have different weightings compared to some others, it's just what company you go to.
 
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