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Thanks for the answers regarding the clutch, everyone. Now, I have another random question, regarding insurance. To those of you with forced induction, do you have extra insurance coverage on

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Thanks for the answers regarding the clutch, everyone.

Now, I have another random question, regarding insurance. To those of you with forced induction, do you have extra insurance coverage on your vehicle to cover the aftermarket parts? I noticed that Progressive only offers an additional $6,000 of coverage on vehicle modifications. I would hate to drop $15-20k on a turbo kit, only to have some negligent driver crash into me, total my car, and put me out a bunch of money.
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