I get travel time if I start in one place and finish in another.......

 

Technically modding is a no no for any vehicle on the road. They clearly state that the parts are for offload use only lol

 

fixed

 

ZZP does indeed make a long tube.


Well they set up what's called VIU inspections from time to time. You get pulled into it and they go through your car with a fine tooth comb to make sure everything is legit and legal. You either get warnings or tickets on things that aren't. Modding motors isn't illegal but they can be dumb and hassle you for stupid ****. Pillar gauges, catless exhaust, colored gauge lights ect. A guy got a ticket once for changing his shift knob and it didnt have the 1-5 gears stamped into it anymore. No joke. I've been lucky enough ever to have had gone through one with my car. I can only imagine what they would nail me for lol.

 

like there isn't bigger problems with the natives/poverty/assults/domestics etc. Its such a shame. Im sure alberta is only a matter of time. I know in the states allot of guys are required to pass annual inspections/emissions and such.

 

at least theres ways around it ..... (labeling as off road, or bongs as 'tobacco'products)

 

it's a lot less than you think actually. it's just the highly populated states that have them, and so naturally that's all you hear about.

 

your insurance company can also drop your coverage if you get in an accident and you havent told them about your mods

 

i've never heard of that. they won't cover your mods if they aren't listed as being on the car. and your rate will go up simply to cover the cost if you do list them. but unless they can prove the accident was your fault and the police report says exhibition of speed or racing or something along those lines they're not going to drop you.

same thing as having a $4k set of wheels on a car. you're damn right i'll have those insured lol. and the payment will go up simply because there's $4k added to the car. but they aren't going to drop you if you done stuff to the engine.

 

How is working for ConocoPhillips?

 

If you put mods on your car and the insurance company doesn't know about them and find them after an accident, they assume you are racing and will drop you like it's hot. I've talked to my company before and if its modified well above stock they consider you to be a racer

 

I'm talking about if you boost an otherwise stock car from the factory. If you hop up an already boosted car from the factory then they aren't as fussy about it

 

^ get to bed! It's nap time.

 

woooo! my HP tuners finally showed up. Only took like a year and a half to get it...

 

wow. canadian insurance blows.

 

I love it. Seems like a good company, and they treat me good. ive only been with them for a month now though.

im happy im not an engineer yet haha, the operators hate them haha.

'Murica blows.

 

My honey asked me today if I could clean up the pins on the rear calipers of our 2006 cobalt so that he could re lubricate them. Well, I got them clean, but I didn't realize that the two pins were different so now how do I know which pin goes in the upper hole and which in the lower? Anyone who has pulled theses caliper pins out to lube them if you can tell me where to put them. Thank you I will appreciate it forever and him probably even
more.

 

Damn troll!

 

That a boy

 

They could drop you for breach of the contract. Personally my insurance company clearly states that I am required to inform them upon any engine modification to increase its power. However with that said I highly doubt they will look for tunes or minor things unless the police state as you have mentioned about the direct cause of a serious collision being racing or something along those lines and even then I would aquire a lawyer that deal with this kind of stuff as having no insurance in a major collision can eaqsily ruin your life.
IMO it about knowing your policy and what is covered, what is exempt etc.
My stereo is covered as its aftermarket, I ensured the underwriter I went with had a policy surrounding this.

Its like any breach of contract.....you can be dropped.
another example is the bmo insurance I have for me and my spouse.
I get paid to be in the hospital for any stay over 24 hours. However if I have a alcohol level of over point 0.08 (legal limit) then my policy becomes void.

All I can say is know your policies the best you can, ask your broker questions.

 

You would think that this city has a 2.5 inch exhaust band clamp but nooooooooo!

 

^ those bastards!

 

Operators hate engineers at every company haha.

 

^ amen brother! Amen!!! Lol

Lol oh well, steel reinforced epoxy it is then!

 

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