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Don't open the stationary cupboard at Joni's work... ¬_¬Bigfeet's File Repository...I should never have doubted the Lord of Bacon!!
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Wooo! You've made the right choiceOriginally posted by V3nn3tj3 View PostFinally had the time to get a membership, sorry it took this long... Happy member tho
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Whats peoples thoughts on the cupra splitter, ive found one for £38 is this a good deal? Easy to fit etc?
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This was the splitter of choice until the Triple R one was developed. There are posts here that discuss fitting of the Cupra one, from memory, you'll need some clamps and a small drill, some screws and a stanley knife to trim and fit.sigpicComment
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Price sounds about normal. Fitting requires some cutting to size, some bullclips and starting in the middle working outwards should give you no problems though.Comment
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And yes I will be the boring one here.... Check how your insurance is affected. Most seem to class a splitter as "performance enhancing" and will probably hit you in the 'nads hard with an increase in premium.
Or.... Just don't tell them, but ssssssh!
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Oh shit!! Never thought of that, will have to give them a ring before i buy it thenOriginally posted by Funky View PostAnd yes I will be the boring one here.... Check how your insurance is affected. Most seem to class a splitter as "performance enhancing" and will probably hit you in the 'nads hard with an increase in premium. Or.... Just don't tell them, but ssssssh!
Hopefully they wont put it up, its dear enough as it is £110 a month!
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Daaaaaaamn. I thought my £750ish last year was high for the same car. And my last insurer point blank refused to insure me with a Triple R splitter, so those plans were scuppered.Originally posted by Ben123424 View Post
That said, my new insurer is chilled about mods and hasn't charged me at all for what I've already got.
Age will play a bit factor in it too, unfortunately.Comment
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Yeah only 20 and been driving 1 year which dosent help but they are putting it down to £48 after next month for good driving (black box) worst mistake ive ever made. January cant come quick enough so i can get it out!Originally posted by BenS View Post
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Be grateful you only have to pay £110 a month- mines £220 a month as i use it for business (Im a Quantity surveyor and have to travel around different construction sites) and im same as you 20 y/o with 1 years no claims (nearly two now)Comment
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£220 a month is extortionate!Originally posted by Benjiblobin View Post
Knowing that then i suppose mine isnt too bad
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Yeah to be fair I do have a 1.6 diesel (not sure what engine size you run?) but its the most ive ever paid for insurance and its not modified (much- shhh!) and its the second newest car ive owned (had a c1 from brand new (16plate) and traded it for this as it was boring to drive in comparison hahaComment
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Mines the vti 120 1.6 petrol. I had an 07 plate 207 1.4 before but that was a pile a crap and that was even more on insurance!Originally posted by Benjiblobin View Post
Really want to start adding mods but ive just got off the phone to them and they want to add £99 on the premium just to have a splitter so not bothering
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Yeah I'm the same- ive just done very minor things such as wind deflectors, a few stickers here and there (club ones obviously!), An armrest, Dashcam installed, but I would love to get some real performance mods on there too- its just too expensiveComment
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