Re: Rust in brake lines
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Originally Posted by R1ffR4ff
Word of warning.Fitting none standard brake lines without certification e.g steel braided outers are considered an,"Upgrade" and anyone considering this should contact their Insurance company before fitting them to make sure they are covered under their,"Terms and Conditions" otherwise it can invalidate the Insurance.
This may seem petty but it's not.In the event of an accident and an Insurance assessor can find anything to save the Company money,they will.It's part of their job.
Worse case scenario a 3rd part is injured.All hospital bills that may have been covered under a valid insurance are not paid and could lead to financial ruin for the holder of the policy.
I'm not,"Scaremongering" just laying out what has happened to some.
If in doubt,check with the insurance company.A few extra quid now can save a lot of grief later  |
It's declarable, but it's classed as a non performance item/ replacement part. It shouldn't actually affect the premium
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