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Do you have to tell you insurance if you add a K&N air filter? (does it count as a modification?)?
Ok my insurance premium is like huge!! and i doubt i can afford it increasing but i really want to increase my cars preformance so i was thinking of putting a K&N air filter in but my brother thinks that it counts as a modification and if i dont tell the insurance company, the insurance could become void! can anyone clear this up for me?
Another question has anyone had experiance with one of these products and know if the really work(and if you have to tell the insurance company aswell )
thanks
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/20BHP-MOD-HONDA-AC CORD-CIVIC-CR-V-HR-V-INTEGRA-PRELUDE_W0Q QitemZ280124309732QQihZ018QQcategoryZ722 05QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
or
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FUEL-SAVER-KIT-Hon da-Prelude-HR-V-CR-V-Accord-S2000-R_W0QQ itemZ110138280805QQihZ001QQcategoryZ1221 39QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
OK, the air filter does not count as a modification. It can be passed off as routine maintenance. As for the item on ebay...I have to tell you that this is the biggest scam on ebay. If you really want to try it, go to radio shack and buy a ceramic resistor, it's the same exact thing and it only costs like 30 cents. They claim to give you 20hp, but in all reality, they make you THINK you've gained 20hp. They do nothing at all.