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In April I scrapped out my engine by ingesting water. State Farm replaced the engine with a salvage engine which died 2 months later (oil pump catastrophically failed). Now I have a brand new engine. I'm not in a hurry to sell the car, but I thought it's possible that the car is worth more to someone else than it is to me. SF paid $7600 to have the new engine installed...
If you have a serious interest in the car, let me know via email at [email protected]
More info on the car is at: http://www.ionet.net/~colin/gs-r.html
If I don't sell it, I'll probably go FI next year, so if you can give good advice on FI on Gen 2 GS-R's, I'd like to hear that as well.
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Colin Hildinger
Sales Engineer
Enviro Systems, Inc.
"Arrest-Me-Red" (OK, Milano Red) 1992 Integra GS-R #1958
Lake Silver 2000 FWD Audi TT #5178
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How did you get State Farm to pay of another engine? Did they cover sucking up water from an AEM cai under comprehensive?
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You got it. I couldn't believe it myself. I told them *exactly* what happened and they said, "OK." I think the folks at my Acura dealership were reasonably helpful, too. I didn't even consider claiming it until I had the tow truck driver, then a friend, then the Acura dealer ask me if my insurance was paying. By the time I got to the dealer I had called the insurance company and gotten the process started and they just did it. I was shocked, amazed, and gleeful. I was so crushed when it happened. I *really* wasn't prepared for a new car last May and I priced rebuilt engines, etc. online and thought I was gonna be out a few grand.
The (paraphrased) statement I got from everyone I talked to was, "Everyone is so afraid to use their insurance, don't they know that there's a reason you pay those premiums?!?" So, I guess there's a reason you pay those premiums, folks.
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Colin Hildinger
Sales Engineer
Enviro Systems, Inc.
"Arrest-Me-Red" (OK, Milano Red) 1992 Integra GS-R #1958
Lake Silver 2000 FWD Audi TT #5178
