Probably a stupid question but here goes

Started by monsween, April 16, 2008, 09:44:05 AM

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Bobbit

:Laugh LOL


                                       

monsween

any reason for that, so far ive been fairly happy with them.

Touch wood

sadgoth

If you say it is a single turbo they will see it as an FC3S (turbo II) not the FD3S. I would give them the reg and the model RX7 and it should come up as a Turbo II, thing is as it was a 97 car it is more difficult to quote for, UK FDs were only available from 92 to 94/95 so any car after that doesn\'t show up in the normal car lists that insurers use so by saying it is a single turbo they will probably manually put it as an Turbo II! You need to make sure they quote you for a 2.6l engine not a 2.4l if it is a 2.4 you\'ll be mis quoted and you cover won\'t be valid!

Check out the Insuring your rotary section, there is a good list of insurers that member have used there.
Mark
89 Black FC3S Turbo II
1/2 Bridge port   Microtech LT10s   TII Conv Aluminium Bonnet & Leather seats   Koni Shocks Pi Springs   De-catted 3" exhaust  
GT4088 turbo   Walbro fuel pump   1000cc injectors   custom V-Mount   Blitz Boost Controller (ok so the boost controller is still to fit)

Loud? Hell yes! :D

sadgoth

I don\'t think Admiral are dodgy, but I suspect as a mainstream insurer, they may not have the capability to cover our cars and you\'ll find you get misquoted by them.
Mark
89 Black FC3S Turbo II
1/2 Bridge port   Microtech LT10s   TII Conv Aluminium Bonnet & Leather seats   Koni Shocks Pi Springs   De-catted 3" exhaust  
GT4088 turbo   Walbro fuel pump   1000cc injectors   custom V-Mount   Blitz Boost Controller (ok so the boost controller is still to fit)

Loud? Hell yes! :D

Matt_K

Yeah, for stock, unmodified cars admiral are great. I\'ve been with them for a few years now.

Trying to insure a import / performance vehicle.. umm, yeah - As sadgoth said, It\'s not that they are dodgy, but their line of business / underwriters just aren\'t set up for such quotes.