Can anyone suggest the postage or freight options
for a sub 25kg engine block from Canada?

shes had all the work I need done to her, eg
sleeved, o ringed and block brace.

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Too heavy for post.

Ship.

Very nice D.

Darton sleeves to, what are your plans for this?

I just bought a Holden Barina with a g13b in it...

Where theres a will theres a way for postage, like all things it just takes time and money.

i'd watch dealing with ppl over there d, make sure there up to date pictures and receipts. how quickly do you want it?

They actually are LA sleeves but similar, Ill have to watch out for those
Maple syrup overdosing Canadians :)

I planned to fit a g13b crank worked with bike rods and pistons for 79mm
bores with 78mm offset ground stroke (75.5mm+2.5mm) 1529cc.
However a friend is saying I can fit a honda d13 crank and have 81mm stroke
for close to 1588cc once the mains are machined with offset centres for better
powerstroke and less rod angle.

Chris Ive had an alloy peugeot block posted from Chile which was 19kg without
sleeves but heavier block than the suzi g13b.

So get them to post it to you?

$913 Canadian dollars from local post office,
they have the same system as france and England.
Cheaper to post from Australia, no more than 155aud.

got the exact weight of 18.1kg so definitely lighter than Pug motor.
Using Fed expensive its 700 usd
Cheapest is Canada post 545 usd

Hi, Bit of a idea re big $ postage from Nth America.
We've just come back from a 6 weeks in Canada and the US.
We bought heaps and had xmas pressys etc to get home.
In the past I have never thought twice about using Canada post or USPS but they have both increased their rates astronomically. We ended up bringing an extra bag back each on the plane. As we had only gone over with one each this was ok. But if you can find someone to do it for you an extra bag is only about $100 from memory depending on who your flying with.H.