I have a built b18c5 that was in my R that I want some more work done too it. porting the head a little more and port matching my intake, tb, header. and the other little things. possibly engine dynoing it. Who could I trust to have this done. and what are the best ways to ship it.? thanks

 

DFE! contact DonF

 

I would guess in your garage

 

check my sig

 

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The the OP's post before you reply.

To the OP, for head work, I would contact 'Combustion Contraption' here on H-T. If you go to his website, he is having a killer deal for this month only on his already really low priced headwork

 

Portflow, RLZ, Endyn, DNR, and Comptech are all very good Honda head porters as well.

As far as shipping it, i dunno. I've never shipped a head.

 

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Go to walmart and buy a $5-7 rubbermaid container, fill it stiff wrapping.

 

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Go to walmart and buy a $5-7 rubbermaid container, fill it stiff wrapping.

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Yup, that's how I ships mines. Don't be like this one pee brain who shipped my a bare block wraped in a blanket and ducted taped

 

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Yup, that's how I ships mines. Don't be like this one pee brain who shipped my a bare block wraped in a blanket and ducted taped </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

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Yup, that's how I ships mines. Don't be like this one pee brain who shipped my a bare block wraped in a blanket and ducted taped </TD></TR></TABLE>

lmao

 

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Go to walmart and buy a $5-7 rubbermaid container, fill it stiff wrapping.

</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah great untill it breaks from the shipper throwing it all over the place and now your stuff is all over the place.Saw it many times at my shop and others.

 

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I make sure to label my packages "very fragile" and "This side Up" and always purchase insurance and direct signature for delivery, so far no problems

 

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Thats how I have shipped numerous items and never had a problem. A rubbermaid container breaking? Never the less, what do you recommend Mr. head porter?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by goforbroke &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thats how I have shipped numerous items and never had a problem. A rubbermaid container breaking? Never the less, what do you recommend Mr. head porter? </TD></TR></TABLE>It's called "cardboard box".Not one time have I had an issuse with something properly boxed.

You guys have been lucky then I guess.I can even remember one came from PrecisionH23.It gets mighty cold up here(as you know) in the winter and even colder if it's on a plane and it can crack at those temps.

 

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This kat didn't even bother to even read the first phrase of the darn post!!! Aaaarrrgh!!

BEAVERTOOTH'S pee brain&gt; "Hu, hu, hu, Im gana bash on this zucker for his stupid, senseless, thread title." &lt;...minus the puctuation, and big words.

 

I make sure to duct tape the bottom of my rubber containers for added support and drill holes in the lid and container then zip tie it shut.