Help !!!Shipping a catback exhaust help!!!
#1
!!!Shipping a catback exhaust help!!!
Hey guys, sorry if I put this in the wrong spot but not sure where to post.
Can someone tell me how you shipped/received an exhaust that you bought from a individual and not a "dealer" or store? If shipped in a box, where did you find it and what size worked? I just bought one but when the guy took it to UPS they didn't have a box big enough for shipping. ??? Help please!
Thanks...
Can someone tell me how you shipped/received an exhaust that you bought from a individual and not a "dealer" or store? If shipped in a box, where did you find it and what size worked? I just bought one but when the guy took it to UPS they didn't have a box big enough for shipping. ??? Help please!
Thanks...
#2
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Hey guys, sorry if I put this in the wrong spot but not sure where to post.
Can someone tell me how you shipped/received an exhaust that you bought from a individual and not a "dealer" or store? If shipped in a box, where did you find it and what size worked? I just bought one but when the guy took it to UPS they didn't have a box big enough for shipping. ??? Help please!
Thanks...
Can someone tell me how you shipped/received an exhaust that you bought from a individual and not a "dealer" or store? If shipped in a box, where did you find it and what size worked? I just bought one but when the guy took it to UPS they didn't have a box big enough for shipping. ??? Help please!
Thanks...
2) You should keep a big box like that when purchased from the vendor so that you can ship it out to someone if you sell it later.
3) It may require buying 2 large boxes and taping them together (that's how I shipped my OEM muffler).
4). Try a Uhaul store or a box company.
#5
Lexus Defector
iTrader: (60)
U-Haul moving supplies: Grand Wardrobe Box
This one may work. Since the seller doesn't seem all that great at figuring out shipping, make sure that they also wrap the piping/mufflers with something inside the box. Bubble wrap, layers of brown paper, cushion wrap, etc, so that that the pieces don't clank against each other inside the box and get scratched from rough handling. I's also a good idea to reinforce the ends of the box with another layer of cardboard or two so that the ends of the piping don't end up poking through the ends of the box when it's handled. It's a great idea to fill the entire box with packing peanuts so nothing can shift or move around but that maybe too much to hope for.
Best of luck.
This one may work. Since the seller doesn't seem all that great at figuring out shipping, make sure that they also wrap the piping/mufflers with something inside the box. Bubble wrap, layers of brown paper, cushion wrap, etc, so that that the pieces don't clank against each other inside the box and get scratched from rough handling. I's also a good idea to reinforce the ends of the box with another layer of cardboard or two so that the ends of the piping don't end up poking through the ends of the box when it's handled. It's a great idea to fill the entire box with packing peanuts so nothing can shift or move around but that maybe too much to hope for.
Best of luck.
#6
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I got an exhaust shipped to me for a motorcycle and in the box, they had the muffler in a plastic bag and it was held in place by expanding foam. It is light, cheap, and you only have to put it in a few spots and let it dry.....now if you can only find a box.
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