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Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 05 Dec 2013, 22:57
by ..lee..
just to add rogers latest t25 system is not cut and welded its machined fit just like the origonal. nice to have all the facts. he`s available on the phone safer than speculating me thinks.
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 12 Dec 2013, 16:34
by garyd
In response to the comments here about insurance being invalidated through the installation of EPAS, I have just been in communication with my insurance broker and they with the insurance company (KGM through Glynwoods).
The response is that, as specialist insurers they recognise the modifications people make to their vehicles and, so long as they don't make it faster/ more powerful/ more attractive to thieves, then they will generally cover it. They must, of course, be notified of the changes when they are made.
I have to say that, after speaking with Roger, the systems his company manufacture sound rather better designed than others I have investigated.
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 12 Dec 2013, 18:24
by Simon Baxter
What's TÜF?
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 13 Dec 2013, 22:00
by syncropaddy
Simon Baxter wrote:What's TÜF?
Its something that people who dont know what they are talking about think will protect them from all ills because its German ...... even if its spelt wrong. The great unwashed can be sooooo gullible!
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 07:31
by Titus A Duxass
syncropaddy wrote:Simon Baxter wrote:What's TÜF?
Its something that people who dont know what they are talking about think will protect them from all ills because its German ...... even if its spelt wrong. The great unwashed can be sooooo gullible!
Ooh how very true!
It's got a TüV badge so it must be good - bolloxs!
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 10:32
by KarlT
Very interesting thread, have thought about having EPAS and the £400 price makes it much cheaper than fitting OEM pumps/pipes/rack/up-rights.
There seems to be a tightening up in the after-market industry, I've heard of after-market exhaust manufactures having trouble getting/being refused renewals of their liability insurance, but how an exhaust can be blamed for causing a accident is beyond me. Although, as Andrew points out, after the 9 months my friend's just had, the law & common sense aren't great bed-fellows.
Is anyone going to mention de-couplers?

Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 10:57
by AdrianC
KarlT wrote:but how an exhaust can be blamed for causing a accident is beyond me.
Apart from gas leaks, a friend of mine had the tailpipe fall off his MexiBeetle a few years back. It bounced three times then went straight through the headlight of the car behind him...
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 12:13
by KarlT

Possible, but I don't think TuV tested can ensure bolts are done up or it will never rust!!!

Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 14 Dec 2013, 17:27
by syncropaddy
Titus A Duxass wrote:syncropaddy wrote:Simon Baxter wrote:What's TÜF?
Its something that people who dont know what they are talking about think will protect them from all ills because its German ...... even if its spelt wrong. The great unwashed can be sooooo gullible!
Ooh how very true!
It's got a TüV badge so it must be good - bolloxs!
Have you tried getting your head around CE Marking yet !!!!
Re: Power steering - EPAS
Posted: 15 Dec 2013, 06:43
by Titus A Duxass
syncropaddy wrote:Titus A Duxass wrote:syncropaddy wrote:
Its something that people who dont know what they are talking about think will protect them from all ills because its German ...... even if its spelt wrong. The great unwashed can be sooooo gullible!
Ooh how very true!
It's got a TüV badge so it must be good - bolloxs!
Have you tried getting your head around CE Marking yet !!!!
We have to get all our equipment CEed, fortunately I'm not involved in the process.