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First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship

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MRWmotorsports
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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 22, 2007 12:02PM
john vanlandingham Wrote:
> They were sent Priority quite a while ago.
> Will check on spare tube,if the specific lathe
> they get bored on is free.
> >
>


Fuck... I've tried tracking it with USPS, and Canada Post, they both show that it arrived in Canada on June 12th and there is no record of anything happening since. Canada post says it must be stuck in customs. I called custsoms and they said Canada Post should be able to tell me wher it is, as it never leaves their warehouse.

Fuck... I'm getting jerked around, I need these $8 bushings. $16 of postage has done jack shit towards getting them to me. So far it's been 11 days...
Great fucking system.

John... Canad Post said that you coudl initiate a lost package trace as teh sender... Apparently I can't do this. Could you try?
Here's the tracking number... CP651495315US

I guess at this point I'm hoping for a miracle...

-Martin.
>
>
>
> John Vanlandingham
> Sleezattle, WA, USA
>
> Vive le Prole-le-ralliat
>
> www.jvab.f4.ca


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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 22, 2007 12:13PM
I'm going to Baie. Can JV send any duplicates to me via domestic mail or Fedex to me in Nude Hamster and I can just drive them up there?

It would have to be fast mail, though, as I'm leaving Tuesday afternoon (going to split the trip since I'm traveling with my baby son).

Planning on getting to New Richmond late Wednesday afternoon.

(edit for clarification)




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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 22, 2007 01:14PM

>
> Fuck... I've tried tracking it with USPS, and
> Canada Post, they both show that it arrived in
> Canada on June 12th and there is no record of
> anything happening since. Canada post says it
> must be stuck in customs. I called custsoms and
> they said Canada Post should be able to tell me
> wher it is, as it never leaves their warehouse.
>
> Fuck... I'm getting jerked around, I need these $8
> bushings. $16 of postage has done jack shit
> towards getting them to me. So far it's been 11
> days...
> Great fucking system.

Jezzuz Christ, it's fucking Canandian Customs again.
>
> John... Canad Post said that you coudl initiate a
> lost package trace as teh sender... Apparently I
> can't do this. Could you try?
Not for 21 days.
I guess i will have to resort to Fed-ex overnight and you pay nothing if it ain't overnight.


> Here's the tracking number... CP651495315US
>
> I guess at this point I'm hoping for a miracle...

Whaddya want to do? I hacve two more ready to ship YOU SAY HOW.
>
> -Martin.
> >
> >
> >
> > John Vanlandingham
> > Sleezattle, WA, USA
> >
> > Vive le Prole-le-ralliat
> >
> > www.jvab.f4.ca
>
>
>






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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 22, 2007 08:48PM
john vanlandingham Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > Fuck... I've tried tracking it with USPS,
> and
> > Canada Post, they both show that it arrived
> in
> > Canada on June 12th and there is no record
> of
> > anything happening since. Canada post says
> it
> > must be stuck in customs. I called custsoms
> and
> > they said Canada Post should be able to tell
> me
> > wher it is, as it never leaves their
> warehouse.
> >
> > Fuck... I'm getting jerked around, I need
> these $8
> > bushings. $16 of postage has done jack shit
> > towards getting them to me. So far it's been
> 11
> > days...
> > Great fucking system.
>
> Jezzuz Christ, it's fucking Canandian Customs
> again.
> >
> > John... Canad Post said that you coudl
> initiate a
> > lost package trace as teh sender...
> Apparently I
> > can't do this. Could you try?
> Not for 21 days.
> I guess i will have to resort to Fed-ex overnight
> and you pay nothing if it ain't overnight.
>
>
> > Here's the tracking number...
> CP651495315US
> >
> > I guess at this point I'm hoping for a
> miracle...
>
> Whaddya want to do? I hacve two more ready to ship
> YOU SAY HOW.

I got my miracle... they were at the post office tonight. The woman said "oh I guess they forgot to scan it"... "yeah for 10 days".

Post Office is still better than UPS, at least they don't rape me for brokerage fees.

So these press in then need to be machined for .002 - .0025 clearance,is that what I remmeber you saying?

Thanks John.


-Martin.
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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 22, 2007 10:51PM
MRWmotorsports Wrote:
-
> I got my miracle... they were at the post office
> tonight. The woman said "oh I guess they forgot
> to scan it"... "yeah for 10 days".
>
> Post Office is still better than UPS, at least
> they don't rape me for brokerage fees.
>
> So these press in then need to be machined for
> .002 - .0025 clearance,is that what I remmeber you
> saying?
>

>
>
> -Martin.

Jeeezus, what can we do? Postes Canada have dome this same shit too many times.
Lazy incompetent bastids. It's all that Socialismus free ride stuff you got up there, it destroys personalincentive and washes away any semblance of responsibility. Time for a Revolution!

Yeah they're correct on the OD to press straight in then bore it to 40mm +0,2 to 0,25mm over.Or 0.002 to 0.0025"

Make a double ended press too out of some alloy with a step for the two distances they need to end up at.

Measure before you pull the old ones out.






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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/22/2007 10:54PM by john vanlandingham.
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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 23, 2007 09:38AM
john vanlandingham Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> MRWmotorsports Wrote:
> -
> > I got my miracle... they were at the post
> office
> > tonight. The woman said "oh I guess they
> forgot
> > to scan it"... "yeah for 10 days".
> >
> > Post Office is still better than UPS, at
> least
> > they don't rape me for brokerage fees.
> >
> > So these press in then need to be machined
> for
> > .002 - .0025 clearance,is that what I
> remmeber you
> > saying?
> >
>
> >
> >
> > -Martin.
>
> Jeeezus, what can we do? Postes Canada have dome
> this same shit too many times.
> Lazy incompetent bastids. It's all that
> Socialismus free ride stuff you got up there, it
> destroys personalincentive and washes away any
> semblance of responsibility. Time for a
> Revolution!
>
> Yeah they're correct on the OD to press straight
> in then bore it to 40mm +0,2 to 0,25mm over.Or
> 0.002 to 0.0025"
>
> Make a double ended press too out of some alloy
> with a step for the two distances they need to end
> up at.
>
> Measure before you pull the old ones out.
>
>
>
>
> John Vanlandingham
> Sleezattle, WA, USA
>
> Vive le Prole-le-ralliat
>
> www.jvab.f4.ca
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at Jun 23, 2007 by john
> vanlandingham.


Thanks. Heading to the machine shop now to drop them off.

-Martin.
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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 23, 2007 02:07PM
Guys,
I am in the shipping business. Brokerage fees are charged on "GROUND" shipments.
Express shipments are not charged brokers fees.
Sometimes with light weight items it is cheeper to EXPRESS them than ship ground and pay brokers fees.
I am talking about DHL/UPS/FEDEX.
Nick Leone



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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 24, 2007 08:48PM

> Thanks. Heading to the machine shop now to drop
> them off.
>
> -Martin.
Machineist said drop by Monday night to pick it up... then caled me 1.5 hours later saying it was done :-) By the time I got there he was goine, but picked it up today. All back together now and ready to roll!

-Martin.
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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 24, 2007 08:50PM
nick leone Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Guys,
> I am in the shipping business. Brokerage fees are
> charged on "GROUND" shipments.
> Express shipments are not charged brokers fees.
> Sometimes with light weight items it is cheeper to
> EXPRESS them than ship ground and pay brokers
> fees.
> I am talking about DHL/UPS/FEDEX.
> Nick Leone
>
> Nick Leone
> Former scca member

Thanks Nick... I'll check out express next time. I must admit I usually only do the expensive shipping if it's somethiong for work!

-Martin.


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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 24, 2007 08:53PM
fiasco Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> I'm going to Baie. Can JV send any duplicates to
> me via domestic mail or Fedex to me in Nude
> Hamster and I can just drive them up there?
>
> It would have to be fast mail, though, as I'm
> leaving Tuesday afternoon (going to split the trip
> since I'm traveling with my baby son).
>
> Planning on getting to New Richmond late Wednesday
> afternoon.
>
> (edit for clarification)
>
>
> Andrew Steere, 1973
> Lyndeborough, NH
> eventual XR4Ti rally car...
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at Jun 22, 2007 by
> fiasco.

Thanks for the offer, It's all sorted now! Look us up at BDC, white Nissan 240SX. Are you running? Crewing? Cpectating? Volenteering? Partying?

I can't wait!

-Martin.


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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 24, 2007 09:29PM
Crewing for the Mendhams and their WRX...I'll keep an eye out for you, saw you running at Perce Neige, but didn't get a chance to say hi.

BDC is a very cool event!!!



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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 24, 2007 11:43PM
MRWmotorsports Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> fiasco Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I'm going to Baie. Can JV send any
> duplicates to
> > me via domestic mail or Fedex to me in Nude
> > Hamster and I can just drive them up there?
> >
> > It would have to be fast mail, though, as
> I'm
> > leaving Tuesday afternoon (going to split the
> trip
> > since I'm traveling with my baby son).
> >
> > Planning on getting to New Richmond late
> Wednesday
> > afternoon.
> >
> > (edit for clarification)
> >
> >
> > Andrew Steere, 1973
> > Lyndeborough, NH
> > eventual XR4Ti rally car...
> >
> >
> >
> > Edited 1 times. Last edit at Jun 22, 2007 by
> > fiasco.
>
> Thanks for the offer, It's all sorted now! Look
> us up at BDC, white Nissan 240SX. Are you running?
> Crewing? Cpectating? Volenteering? Partying?
>
> I can't wait!
>
> -Martin.
>
>
>


Martin,dome a favor as you'reout there and Ican't do it long distance.
Smack Andrew around the head and shoulders with a pine bough and tel lhim he needs to get the fucking car he has DONE---even if he cant afford US events he can still at least do Ontario Navex things and have side rwd sidways fun!



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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 25, 2007 09:13AM
Dooooooood....I'm not even WORKING now, I'm trying out the stay at home dad thing for a while. So any car money for anything other that daily driver maintenence has to come from the lucrative world of selling off my Merkur parts overstock. And we all know I need to redo the cage in my shell, so unless I can sell turn signal and fog light switches for $500 each, I won't be touching that project for a while.

I do have everything together to get my black XR4 street car back together, so that will happen soon since it's 100% labor.

And haven't you read about them socialistas cracking down on street racing in Ontario? I'd be leery of driving a caged car around up there except at a stage event like Pines.

But it's all good, Avery says hi: rbv-.r.rfd.b.9 .. mm nm nmfdufg f,mr ,mrl. e



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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 25, 2007 10:54AM
Meh,

It's not that bad. I drove a caged car around onterrible for 5 years before moving out to the west-coast.

Used to get pulled over all the time in Mississauga, one of the areas they are cracking down hard on the street racing thing. The keys were explaining that the car is NOT a drag racer, but a rally car. Make sure the officer understands all your modifications are for safety, not speed. Having a 30/30 paintjob that clearly isn't rice-boy helped a lot too.

Always had difficulty explaining the exhaust and lights though...

The only place in Ontario I wouldn't go anywhere near is Woodbridge. The cops there (York Region) are NUTS. Interestingly, however, is the fact that 15min away where my parents live those same cops have no problems with the caged car.

It's all a moot point though. The Ontario navex events are all east of Toronto, and the huge crack-downs on street racing are north and west of Toronto.

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Re: First JVAB Soooper Bitchin 50mm Struts ready to ship
June 25, 2007 11:00AM
fiasco Wrote:
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> Dooooooood....I'm not even WORKING now, I'm trying
> out the stay at home dad thing for a while.

I know!


So
> any car money for anything other that daily driver
> maintenence has to come from the lucrative world
> of selling off my Merkur parts overstock. And we
> all know I need to redo the cage in my shell, so
> unless I can sell turn signal and fog light
> switches for $500 each, I won't be touching that
> project for a while.

Not so fast! Cleaning the shell and cutting out the offending parts of the cage is also work that costs only work and swearing!
Get in there!! Saw-cut grind!!!
>
> I do have everything together to get my black XR4
> street car back together, so that will happen soon
> since it's 100% labor.

The shiney one that was supposedly sold???
>
> And haven't you read about them socialistas
> cracking down on street racing in Ontario? I'd be
> leery of driving a caged car around up there
> except at a stage event like Pines.

You're a Furriner, and from Fortress America,thy won't want to mess you you after what George,the Resident, showed the world what happens to evil-doers who mess with Texas.






>
> But it's all good, Avery says hi: rbv-.r.rfd.b.9
> .. mm nm nmfdufg f,mr ,mrl. e
>
> Andrew Steere, 1973
> Lyndeborough, NH
> eventual XR4Ti rally car...






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