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Offline Horney

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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #740 on: 16 May 2010, 17:16 »


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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #741 on: 16 May 2010, 23:04 »
Blood and feathers on the rad not only increase cooling coefficient, but adds 5hp  :smug:
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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #742 on: 16 May 2010, 23:08 »
Man-up and go find a badger to test your car on.
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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #743 on: 16 May 2010, 23:11 »
I have a valance if you're interested. It's from a small bumper 16v so also has the brake ducts and i'm sure i've got the inner arches too, so it all clips together nicely :wink:
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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #744 on: 16 May 2010, 23:14 »
How much you want Ben?

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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #745 on: 19 May 2010, 00:47 »
thats not that bad, i'll have to dig out my frount vallance  repaeated 100mph bunny bashings truly knackerd it
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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #746 on: 15 June 2010, 14:28 »
Small update.

New R888's on the front wheels and Greenlight have come up trumps on this years insurance. £330 fully comp, all mods declared, like for like replacements and trackday cover at £50 a day.

9 days till Combe, WoooHooo!

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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #747 on: 15 June 2010, 14:55 »
Did you get limited mileage on the insurance? And did you get an agreed value?

Looking to reinsure mine in a few months.

See you at Combe

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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #748 on: 15 June 2010, 15:13 »
Yeah it's limited to 5K a year. Agreed value is a kind of. From what I understand they replace everything like for like so if the car was a total loss then I would claim for a Golf and all the bits that were on mine.

The trackday cover is £50 a day and your excess is doubled (mine would therefore be £400). The only thing is they don't cover Combe, ha ha. Apparently the claims from Combe when they did were more than all the other circuits added together.

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Re: Horney's trackday MKII 8v - Project late 80's BTCC replica.
« Reply #749 on: 15 June 2010, 20:38 »
Quote from: Horney on 15 June 2010, 15:13
Yeah it's limited to 5K a year. Agreed value is a kind of. From what I understand they replace everything like for like so if the car was a total loss then I would claim for a Golf and all the bits that were on mine.

The trackday cover is £50 a day and your excess is doubled (mine would therefore be £400). The only thing is they don't cover Combe, ha ha. Apparently the claims from Combe when they did were more than all the other circuits added together.

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5k a year isn't bad. The HIC insurance fully comp covered you for trackdays without any extra payment and no extra excess as long as they were properly organised events but I'm not sure they do this anymore. I'll look into it when I renew. I did have some details of a seperate trackday insurance that cost £10 per £1000 value of car per event, and this included engine blowing up as well, I'll see if I can find the details.

Thanks for the info

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