Not trying to be a party pooper, but wouldn't an OPF delete be a bit of an MOT issue?
I appreciate that OPF's and MOT's probably hasn't come up yet (don't think its been 3 years yet?) but...
I am actually asking because I quite fancy giving it a go myself once my car is end of warranty...
Be aware it might also have insurance implications.
It’s likely that all car insurance policies will have some form of roadworthiness clause and removing the OPF / GPF from a car that had one fitted from new technically renders the car unroadworthy, so gives an insurance company a good reason to void the policy and decline to pay claims. There’s also the legal implications of driving a technically unroadworthy car on public roads.
It could be argued that an OPF / GPF delete will never be discovered by the insurance company if they’re not told (it’s a modification, and there’s also a requirement in car insurance policies to inform insurance companies of any modifications, so not telling them could also void the policy). However, if a car with an OPF / GPF delete is involved in an accident and the insurance company inspects that car before authorising any repairs / claim payment, it could prove costly for the car owner, especially if passengers or other members of the public are injured in the accident - compensation for injuries can be very expensive.
