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> What carrier do you use to ship an engine?, Brad? Jake?
Andyrew
post Jun 2 2004, 05:11 PM
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Im going to be getting an engine shipped to me, and its 375lbs. The guy thats shipped it told me that its $265 to ship it to a station, and 90 more to ship it to my door.

Who do you use to ship an engine? Is this about normal for a heavy engine?

Its from Northcoast, Ohio (gussing 43440 zip) to Modesto, California (95350 zip).

Thanks a ton

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post Jun 2 2004, 11:21 PM
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Thanks for the positive words, and not "DOnt do this, BLA bla bla bla..." Mike.


no problem....I've always thought a nice little V6 is perfect for the 914's if you are going to go and do a motor swap.....V8 cars are a blast, but the V6 seems better suited, besides, you don't need as much of the specialized conversion parts............I'm waiting for a Cayanne V6 to come on the market at a reasonable price (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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