904 convertor shipping

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pishta

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Usps flat rate large 12x12x6 box is a perfect fit for a 904 convertor and at $18.xx shipped anywhere in usa, it's a bargain considering the weight of a drained convertor. DRAIN and Cut a thumb off a latex glove and slip it over the snout for a leak resistant trip.
 
pishta said:
Usps flat rate large 12x12x6 box is a perfect fit for a 904 convertor and at $18.xx shipped anywhere in usa, it's a bargain considering the weight of a drained convertor. DRAIN and Cut a thumb off a latex glove and slip it over the snout for a leak resistant trip.
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Oh yeah, intakes fit in the other large "game" box if you remove the studs! Now if they would only make a size to fit a cylinder head......
 
The Post Office used to offer a 24x12x3 large flat rate box that was perfect for a single plane manifold without carb studs. Apparently not offered anymore as a flat rate box!
 
65 Dartman said:
The Post Office used to offer a 24x12x3 large flat rate box that was perfect for a single plane manifold without carb studs. Apparently not offered anymore as a flat rate box!
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Hey, that was my go to box for flat intakes, WTH?
 
I bet I could go to our PO’s storage area right now and find cases of those large boxes that still say Flat Rate (I was a rural carrier there for a few years!). Would they still honor them - who knows?!
 
stroked340 said:
What does an empty converter weight??..
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Dude, it was suprisingly heavy. Maybe 30#? I'm not good at weight estimating, but I drained about 25 oz of fluid out of it, 3/4 of a Big Gulp cup. The link still says flat rate on the box..? I'm going to order some anyway.
 
65 Dartman said:
I bet I could go to our PO’s storage area right now and find cases of those large boxes that still say Flat Rate (I was a rural carrier there for a few years!). Would they still honor them - who knows?!
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I doubt it since it's supposed to be out of circulation. It's possible the you could find a window clerk that didn't know but you run the risk of a USPS employee on the receiving end recognizing that the postage is short and billing the addressee for the shortage.
 
GeorgeH said:
it's not flat rate.
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C'mon now, IF IT FITS IT SHIPS? I'd be asking for a postmaster saying I just got these flat rate labeled boxes from your website so what's the dealio?
 
dart_68 said:
I doubt it since it's supposed to be out of circulation. It's possible the you could find a window clerk that didn't know but you run the risk of a USPS employee on the receiving end recognizing that the postage is short and billing the addressee for the shortage.
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Return to sender, and have them eat that return postage too. I'd like to see that happen. Remember forever stamps?
 
65 Dartman said:
I bet I could go to our PO’s storage area right now and find cases of those large boxes that still say Flat Rate (I was a rural carrier there for a few years!). Would they still honor them - who knows?!
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Yep, it's still available on the USPS web site so it's not obsolete...use it at will!
 
I was looking at the web site to order some and couldn’t find it - all they showed for large flat rate boxes was the 12x12x6
 
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