i asked before i had it fitted , its classed as a standard exhaust system (no noisy bigbore boxes fitted) just made of stainless steel

edit : it says powerflow standard on the invoice , should i check with my broker ?

Cost is a phonecall. Price difference will depend on insurer.

Im only thinking if you have an accident where the car will most likely be inspected for insurance purposes, afaik they can void the insurance. I know many people dont tell their insurance company, but im not one of those people

i think i will check with them tomorrow/later just to be on the safe side , dont want to ruin my full protected no claims bonus

i asked at the brokers and they rang my insurance company , they asked about it being a powerflow system . they said cause it says powerflow standard its classed as a normal exhaust , just made in stainless steel so no change needed  8-)

Quote from: chaotic_uki asked at the brokers and they rang my insurance company , they asked about it being a powerflow system . they said cause it says powerflow standard its classed as a normal exhaust , just made in stainless steel so no change needed  8-)

Thats good to hear, definately worth covering your own arse

you can say that again , they made a note on their system at the brokers also

had to take it back twice cause it was knocking on the rear of the car

Sorted now tho mate?

Quote from: chaotic_ukyou can say that again , they made a note on their system at the brokers also

you may want to get confirmation of that in writing. if you do claim they can easily say you didnt notify them of the change and youd have no proof to back that up