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MG MGF Technical - Two questions
Four questions: 1) Red Line Water Wetter: likely to help prevent HGF? 2) Dinitrol or Waxoyl: which is better? 3) Will rustproofing the F invalidate the 6 year anti-corrosion warranty. 4) What kind of difference would fitting lowering knuckles make to the insurance loading? |
Mr Peebles |
Don't you just love my idiosyncratic attitude to mathematics? |
Mr Peebles |
mr pee i fitted lowering knuckles to mine ,spax adj shocks royal sun alliance who i had been insured with for years and no claims refused to continue my cover im,e 50year old not exactly boy racer but after telling them to stick it i rang pete best mg specialist ins and they covered me no problem in fact they were about £30 cheaper , have also got s/steel super sports exhaust,K&N filter,spoiler and more stuff ,rang pete best to advise and see if any problem ands there is none at all,so all i can say is go for the lowering because it is a lot better looks wise also not having the big wheel arche gap and if your ins gives you grief change ins . cheers DAVE T6 DCM. |
david morris |
All this and he was a drummer for the Beatles, too... |
Mr Peebles |
>>1) Red Line Water Wetter: likely to help prevent HGF?<< Ancedotal story in answer to this: Graeme Bishko put some 'Water Wetter' into his cooling system. About a month later, the head gasket on his '97 VVC failed. Co-incidence, but would suggest that Water Wetter is no miracle cure, and *may* in fact, react with chemicals in the coolant anti-freeze/ anti-corrosion mixture. >>2) Dinitrol or Waxoyl: which is better?<< No idea. May depend on the area that you are wanting to protect, and ease of application. >>3) Will rustproofing the F invalidate the 6 year anti-corrosion warranty.<< No, but do check with your supplying dealership first. At worst, it may affect your 6-year anti-perforation warranty - but this is unlikely to cause you any heart ache!!! LOL >>4) What kind of difference would fitting lowering knuckles make to the insurance loading? << Depends on your insurer. Mine had no problem with them, so long as the car was not 'absurdly low'. It isn't, so they aren't. :o) |
Rob Bell |
i am the walrus coo coo ki choo ! |
david morris |
1. no 2. please define 'better' 3. ask the warranty provider for a definitive view 4. it varies by insurer, so ask them |
David |
In response to question 2, Dinitrol,IMO. Mike. |
mike |
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