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I'm looking for some reccomendations for specalist insurers, for a potential project I'm thinking of.

For those with extensively modified Mk2 Turbos - who are you insured with, now Dorset have become less mod-friendly...?
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ok sorted!
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Lauren wrote:ok sorted!


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Ben,
I have just renewed mine with elephant.co.uk.
94 turbo, fully comp full no claims £513.45. Did it all on line & declared my filter, wheels & lowered suspension. There is a great big list on different mods, you just check the box & it will adjust your premium.
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BenF wrote:I'm looking for some reccomendations for specalist insurers, for a potential project I'm thinking of.

For those with extensively modified Mk2 Turbos - who are you insured with, now Dorset have become less mod-friendly...?


adrian flux will insure anything at a price, best bet mate is grab a jap mag and ring and ask them, ask if they take mods first so not to waste time.

try performance direct, no number sadly but google should bring it up. raymond pang managed to insure his "mildly modded" 400+ bhp monster with them so take it there pretty much ok with mods.


anyway tell us about this little project :)
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Adrian Flux.
car: rev 3 GT turbo T bar
mods : 17 inch wheels
Boost controller
Dep 2 exhaust

£712 including recovery with 6 yrs no claims in low risk area and im 27!
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Ben,
1993 Turbo,all mods declered:induction kit,dump valve,after market exhaust,alloys,unichip. £398.70 fully comp ,6 years no claims Chaucer Insurance via Dorset.It did take them two tries---first company wouldnt do because of mods,AND,me and Gandalf were in the same class at school! :D In fact, I herebye claim to be the oldest IMOC nutter on here .
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Stu Wilson wrote:
me and Gandalf were in the same class at school! :D In fact, I herebye claim to be the oldest IMOC nutter on here .


Damm your old, wasn't he a few hundred years old or something? :wink:
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the ONLY company that would even quote my turbo converted car was Adrian Flux.

Dorset who were covering me cancelled my policy when i told them the car was in the garage having an engine swap :shock:

Unless a special deal can be done with a company allowing ANY mods then Flux it is :( who arn't cheap...
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'97 mk1 Mazda Eunos Turbo track car with 260bhp/ton - soon more as Chris Wilsons going to build me an engine over the winter :o) .
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just renewed with Adrian Flux 0800 0370221

interestingly elephant don't do imports via the web and now say they will NOT insure modified cars, at least not with boost controllers and chargecoolers. Neither do norwich??? direct nor prestige.

Weird cause loads of people on here use them
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allan welsh wrote:

interestingly elephant don't do imports via the web and now say they will NOT insure modified cars, at least not with boost controllers and chargecoolers. Neither do norwich??? direct nor prestige.

Weird cause loads of people on here use them


Yes if you go on to the web site it does say it won’t insure imports but on the list box it has turbo import listed. I went through all the motions ticked the box’s for each mod. Three days later paper work comes through stating model: mr2 Turbo (import) as well as a list of declared mods.
Now regarding what mods they will allow you, I don’t know about boost controllers & charge coolers but I put down filter, lowering springs (will be doing some time shortly) & wheels.
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rev 1 gt turbo t-bar
mods= 17,s ,struts braces,custom exhaust,lowered,stero,steering wheel,uprated turbo,blitz boost controller,turbo timer,gear knob,air filter,guages
23yrs 2ncb
1200 from tesco fully comp
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stevel wrote:
allan welsh wrote:

interestingly elephant don't do imports via the web and now say they will NOT insure modified cars, at least not with boost controllers and chargecoolers. Neither do norwich??? direct nor prestige.

Weird cause loads of people on here use them


Yes if you go on to the web site it does say it won’t insure imports but on the list box it has turbo import listed. I went through all the motions ticked the box’s for each mod. Three days later paper work comes through stating model: mr2 Turbo (import) as well as a list of declared mods.
Now regarding what mods they will allow you, I don’t know about boost controllers & charge coolers but I put down filter, lowering springs (will be doing some time shortly) & wheels.


good old web interfaces :D I spoke to them on the phone and they said no way for boost increase or chargecoolers though to be fair I don't think they know what a chargecooler is. Either way the boost increase was out so why bother on a turbo car :cry:
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