03-01-13, 11:05 PM
Despite the hassles, it is definitely a worthwhile addition IMO.
Certainly getting rid of the hole in the power curve and the jerk as you open the throttle and then have to wait for the fuel to return are serious improvements.
Oh, PS, my insurers (Bennetts) charged me a £25 "administration fee" for a change to the policy although they seem to be unsure as to *why*!
The first person I spoke to said "we're only a broker so we've got to change the records and send it on to the actual insurers and we have to be paid". Yeah, sure, it's a few key strokes, the rest of it is done electronically and you're being paid whether you do the work or not.
The second one said "well we have to pay for the upkeep of the building and electricity, water, heating and so on" which, again, is a fixed cost, not contingent on them having to make changes to a policy.
Of course they didn't reveal the real truth which is they can do it because they can get away with it and it improves their bottom line... :rolleyes
Certainly getting rid of the hole in the power curve and the jerk as you open the throttle and then have to wait for the fuel to return are serious improvements.
Oh, PS, my insurers (Bennetts) charged me a £25 "administration fee" for a change to the policy although they seem to be unsure as to *why*!
The first person I spoke to said "we're only a broker so we've got to change the records and send it on to the actual insurers and we have to be paid". Yeah, sure, it's a few key strokes, the rest of it is done electronically and you're being paid whether you do the work or not.
The second one said "well we have to pay for the upkeep of the building and electricity, water, heating and so on" which, again, is a fixed cost, not contingent on them having to make changes to a policy.
Of course they didn't reveal the real truth which is they can do it because they can get away with it and it improves their bottom line... :rolleyes