suggestions wanted please

Exhausts, Air filters and the like.......
paul738
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Post by paul738 »

just got at 206cc se2.0 and i am looking for some suggestions on how to modify it a bit. i dont want to do anything to the car that would invalidate my insurance though.
any help would be appreciated. thanks.
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the game
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Location: devon,uk.

Post by the game »

i've fitted 17 inch kahn rss to mine, 28mm
offset,ie,perfect fit,no scrubbage,i'm now going to lower it, my dealer didn't mind the wheels but i haven't asked them about the
suspension yet..
ps,the wheels are £1000 + with tyres.
also,it's always best to inform your insurance company, some don't mind, but they all have different opinions on mods..
good luck

HHH

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HHH,that damn good.....
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M275
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Post by M275 »

You diddnt purchase them from DAZ69 perchance did you !?!?

:¬)
http://www.m275.com/car

MMMM Dont you just love it!!!
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gringo_steve
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Post by gringo_steve »

I got all the pug kit on mine. SP grill, quad lights, lexus rear lights, arch extensions = no insurance increase since they are genuine Pug fitted.

Then i stcuk on my 4" devil backbox ..wicked


Enjoy
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Robbie
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Post by Robbie »

Fitting a K & N filter comes immediately to mind, for some £35 it will give you a few extra bhp, and only a five minute job.


Robbie. :smile:
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Robbie
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Post by Robbie »

Yes and the Devil exhaust, but you've probably got those bits by now.


Robbie. :smile:
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Derek
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Post by Derek »

infamous isn't the word :lol:
Derek

206CC 2.0SE Owner 2001 to 2004 - 308CC GT Owner 2010 to 2011 - Now RCZ GT 200BHP Owner

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Rich
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Location: Redbridge

Post by Rich »

Paul738,
Any modification will invalidate your insurance unless you inform them. Even something which you consider to be cosmetic provides a get out clause for the insurance company if you one day have to put a claim in. The statement "is the car modified from standard UK spec" pretty much gives you fair warning !. I'm not saying don't mod but if you do always cover your back with the insurance company!

Rgds

Rich :smile:
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