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i just got hbf insurance for $1157. im pretty happy with that as most other places wouldnt insure me were going to charge me a rediculous fee.

anyway... i dont have any mods and now cant see the point in getting any mods. in the end its all going to cost me waaaaaaaaay too much. its a bit of a disappointment yet im very happy with the car as it is.

My three cents.

Lol u ppl whinging bout insurance being just over a grand for a nice car like a line $1320 for a Excel

I was in this fix about 4 years ago. It was $1700 a year for a brand new Excel or $1400 a year for a Twin turbo Soarer. Hmm tuff decision huh..

No one had heard of a Soarer except SGIO. So I went with them.

Now obivously no one wants to hear from us. Their loss not ours if you ask me.

You jut got to put things the right way.

FMIC --- It was a repair, the orignial intercooler was not available so a seviceable replacement was put in.

AIRPOD ---- 'As above'

Exhaust -- 'as above'

Nitrous Oxide kit ---- Who put that on my car? I swear it was never there when I drove off this morning, someone must have broken into my car and attached it without me knowing.

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