Julian

you're right I didn't see the other pics doesn't look like a BL

here was my old BL15 Looks about right.

Don t use metric.. I used 38-24 on all my custom blocks. I didn't realize the tap I picked up from HF was metric.. Lol Oh well.. I guess :-/

It worked out pretty well.. I used the posts to mark where the holes needed to go by tapping with a hammer to make an indentation. Then used the drill press to carefully tap the bar. I'm pretty happy with what came out. The bars make it 500x easier to wire everything up instead of having 3-4 terminals on a single post.

thanks mang

did you end up adding more layers?

Oh, and why the fuck are Metric bolts so expensive? I spent more on the bolts than I did the Aluminum.

Little update! What I'm working with 3/8" x 1 1/2" Aluminum bar.Ensuring that all the holes line up properlyOne down.. Many to goMore done..The final product.. I know they're not perfectly centered.. But I like my overall job with the tapping. There are a total of 15 tapped holes on each side for my M8 X 1.25 bolts.Close up..Starting to get them in..All the 1/0 connected and bolted downAll neat and clean!

the only issue with mixing batteries is if they sit for a looong time the bigger battery will drain the smaller one... but other than that you should be ok

More port area, and lower port speed. Backwurdz whoopz

Programs such as WinISD

I'm really interested in building an Arduino based CNC... hmm

more port and lower port velocity..

Considering a Change in the Mustang..

yep the sp4s on 4 saz~2000s

The "Gramma Trailer" as Senchez calls it was a Success! Made traveling 100x easier and more comfortable.

Youtube tried to reduce the shaking.. Reverting back now to the origonal.

He can play in the 20's like a cake walk it's nutty!

I'll talk to senchez.

Bring it!! You could attempt to get with a few others from out of town & share cost on a room....dbl beds of course.....unless you're into spooning. LOL Now that you say something...As long as I'm the big spoon..

I may be there it'll be one hell of a drive and I'll have to get a hotel lol

I have some very thick mat that will add a good bit of rigidity to the roof to keep it from flopping around anymore. We have done this on multiple cars and it has worked great. My initial plan for the roof was to utilize already existing nut plates in the center of the roof.. IIRC there are 3-4 1/4" bolt holes then attach to floor somewhere. How many layers of mat and resin do you typically use? the stuff I have is pretty thick, maybe one or two layers.

I have some very thick mat that will add a good bit of rigidity to the roof to keep it from flopping around anymore. We have done this on multiple cars and it has worked great. My initial plan for the roof was to utilize already existing nut plates in the center of the roof.. IIRC there are 3-4 1/4" bolt holes then attach to floor somewhere.

It was a good 2db loss lol, so probs never. I'm going to trim it out later but its a lot of work