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joeybaby83

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31st May, 2006 at 07:48:43pm

Righteo guys, done a search, but only found out weights for a whole engine.

Ive got to get a turbo set up picked up from kent as the seller doesnt want thehassle of postage.

It consists of basically everything, the manifolds, turbo, carb, plenum, and a turbo dizzy, so i expect it to weight in around the 15 - 20 kg mark. anyone got a more accurate figure?

Also, can anyone recommend a courier thats good at collecting parcels?


thanks in advance

Jo



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31st May, 2006 at 08:43:51pm

Staples are pretty good, if you can get the guy to box it and take it to a Staples store they will send it.


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31st May, 2006 at 09:03:00pm

postvan.com excellent pick up n drop off next day for 8.95 then vat but its anything up to 20kgs! just needs boxing thats all!

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31st May, 2006 at 09:58:48pm

I used a company off ebay to send some wheels. Cost £8 and parcelforce came and picked it up, and delivered next day. That was up to 30kgs.

joeybaby83

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1st Jun, 2006 at 12:54:59pm

cheers, that postvan.com thing is handy, will probably use them.

Jo

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