DISCOVERY 2 STEEL REAR BARS!!

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Insurance wise it's entirely up to you if you tell them or not, as it's not a modification it's highly unlikely they'll refuse you a claim based on it, they just won't give you any money if you don't list it and it's damaged.
Legality, should be similar to the above, it's not replacing any safety type component, and it's not got giant metal spikes welded to the sides so you should be fine :)

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Not so clear cut, young Muppet. Read the small print on your insurance, as mine defines a modification as anything it didn't leave the factory with.

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

Not so clear cut, young Muppet. Read the small print on your insurance, as mine defines a modification as anything it didn't leave the factory with.

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Must be a QLD thing :D
When I spoke to my insurer (AAMI) they said it was things that altered factory components such as ECUs, diffs, etc that would impact the way the car drives.
For example, my UHF, stereo, bar, winch, spotties, dual batts, etc are all classed as 'accessories', but my suspension lift is classed as a modification, and as such alters my premium.

Where are you situated, and are you still making these?

Broke my rear plastic number and right light assembly on a 2001 D2, so looking for something to decrease the distance from my rear wheel to my chassis. (Drove over a log, front half went fine but started a climb right after, so as my rear wheel dropped off the log, blam.)