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Could it be that they have already certified that engine both with and without the cylinder-deactivation system? ;)

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Nope & did you know because still an EDIR or VERR's they dont go away because of such things?
 
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Global shipping was in chaos even before the Suez blockage.
I can assure you that's true. We're still waiting for a large shipment of the one thing we actually buy directly from China, the custom-made screw-lock USB cables we use on all our interfaces. They shipped from the factory in January. They were supposed to be here by the beginning of March. They're not, because the ship they're on still hasn't got a berth to be unloaded on the west coast. That ship was supposed to unload in Seattle, but Seattle was full, so it got re-routed to Vancouver. I'm not sure what happened there, but it ended up getting sent back to Seattle and still hasn't been unloaded. Anyway, it's a mess.

Thankfully, we've never gone full "JIT". Your typical MBA would say the way we run our business is "wasteful", because we try to keep a few months worth of inventory on-hand at all times, but doing that has allowed us to keep filling our customers' orders relatively smoothly thoughout the turmoil of the past year.

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Air freight has been very competitive.
Compared to ocean freight, for heavy stuff? Not really.

However, when we learned of the delays, we did place another smaller order to be shipped via air.

"You can't sell bread from an empty truck!" :D

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What do you guys think about the current situation in the market? It’s so chaotic, and I cannot get a good picture of what is generally going on and what is yet to come. Inflation is hard, and so many supply chains are broken. It’s such a hard crisis, especially because it comes right after COIVD. And the worst thing is there’s no end to it. So many assets become much less valuable while the others rise. Oil, real estate, and food markets are some of the most popular investments because people want to invest in stable assets. The DCF valuation of many companies has changed, and they are trying their best to survive in the current conditions.
 
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