Quote Originally Posted by JashiK View Post
No offense, but you shouldn't try to educate people, with misinformation.
I say this only because I do work for a car insurance company and for any material changes they are not legally responsible to repair your car.

If you keep your mouth shut and don't disclose mods and you get into an accident, you've agreed to a non-disclosure statement when applying for insurance. If they find you lied and didn't disclose info = termination of your policy.

Doesn't matter if you have a F1 team install lowering springs on your car. The height of your vehicle must be within manufacturers specs or it = termination.

It's up to you if you want to hide info, just know that if you're not lucky in the end the only person that screwed you is yourself.

All that being said i'm not saying that it's fair or not, but it's just the way insurance works.
They would be legaly responsible to replace oem parts right? Which this what i have been saying from the beging...i have been in this situation with my truck..when i got new insraunce the new broker told me that they are not going to mentin anything about the truck been lowered...