View Full Version : how mcuh does the motor weigh ?
b series motor with headers intake manifold gearbox and driveshafts
what is the estimated weight ? im trying to send engine package via courier to interstate, need some help
any recommendations on a courier aswell ? cheers
pack n send
vicfast
tnt
alliedexpress
JasonGilholme
05-09-2007, 01:42 PM
b16 engine & gearbox when wet (ie all fluids) is about 140ish.
I'm not sure if that includes shafts, intake manifold or exhaust manifold.
Zilli
05-09-2007, 01:44 PM
wow... for some reason i woudlve thought itd be heaps more than that!
u learn something new everyday
thanks guys..
my gf told me it was 150ish and she knows sh1t all about cars and i didnt believe her.. lol owned by a noob =( LOL
motor is still sitting in my car
would you guys have a rough indication on the dimensions of the pallet needed ? i guestimated 90x60x75 cm's.. is that abit too small ?
Q_ball
05-09-2007, 02:05 PM
MT > ZT lol
JasonGilholme
05-09-2007, 02:06 PM
probably best to get out there and measure yourself. It'd be similiar to the dimensions of you engine bay.
I initially thought it would be more then that as well but after a bit of research i found that it was only 140kgs
the D series are a bit lighter (by about 10 kgs) and i'm sure the H and K's would be heavier then the B but i doubt any of them would be over 200 kg's (could come close to it though)
koitsuu
05-09-2007, 02:14 PM
Good couriers to use would be AAE(australian air express) as my company use them all they time very reliable. Dont use allied express their tracking system has so much flaws
K series is very light for a 2L
JasonGilholme
05-09-2007, 02:57 PM
how much do they weigh???
I'm guessing honda engines in general are light for their capacity.
hahaha shit thats light as time to do bench presses with my engine haha
fatboyz39
05-09-2007, 03:15 PM
It'll be around 100-150 kg. I know that most courier company will only pickup motor when there on the pallet.
defect
05-09-2007, 03:57 PM
I think thats nearly all courier company
whos gonna pick up a motor and put it on a truck without pallets
bennjamin
05-09-2007, 04:23 PM
best to ask someone with a scale and a engine hoist la. Lift it up and slowly place it on a scale ( even a bathroom scale should take the weight)
OR just ratchet clamp the engine+gearbox to a pallet and let the guys pick it up.
yepp. you're right jimmy. they only pick up parts ifthey're properly packed and ready to be sent on a pallet.
got a quote from air road direct and it was 180bux. fark. so cheap ! thats just guestimated measurements though.. at 200kgs.
hope its not any larger.. =/
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