The lift is buried in the floor… literally.
Things are a bit backed up right now… we’re tackling the quicker jobs first (；∀；)
This is an OH unit from a certain shop (*’▽’)
It turned out quite nicely.
There’s a groove for wire routing, so be sure to use it!
The meter bracket is quite close, so this is a spot that requires careful attention.
We swapped in LED bulbs ♪
Sharp and clean now! ☆ The Katana’s meter tends to fog up inside, so cleaning it to a certain point will really make it pop.
The world is shifting to USB-C…
This is a Daytona USB power supply. It’s so compact and incredibly convenient (*´ω｀*)
The latest trend: stainless steel plate + Megmix
With this custom design, it mounts very simply and cleanly.
It’s a bit offset and the fit is super tight!
Today we welded it together ♪ Sharp angles are no problem!
Dual lock (thin type) for quick detachment (*´ω｀*)
This is the go-to for all kinds of fastening! It’s super handy, so definitely get some for yourself!
This is how we mounted it with a slight offset (*’▽’)
A brand new ETC unit was brought in (*’▽’) We really appreciate that!
We’re eliminating external fuses as much as possible.
I’d say there’s probably a 100% chance people don’t even know where the fuse is. Managing it with the D-UNIT keeps things clean and simple.
Sometimes they’re too long, sometimes too short… so we made an extension harness.
It’s easy to forget, so writing everything down gives you peace of mind.
We mounted it nice and big (*’▽’)
It feels great – super easy… and this one is also secured with dual lock.
Power supply is no problem (ΦωΦ)
We remove the thread locker from the bolts and reapply it.
Microcapsule type has such a tight clamping feel that I’m not a fan. Reapplying with liquid or strip-type locker lets you get a nice, smooth fastening (*´ω｀*)
We’ll take it for a test ride and that’s it – all done! +
