Let’s install Okada Projects Plasma Booster and V Plus.
We’re still exploring the best mounting method—nothing has been finalized yet.
We basically don’t do direct adhesive mounting, so we fabricated a plate.
It looks like this. Well, the handrail-like thing in the middle is just a divider—it doesn’t really serve much purpose.
I want to mount it on the electrical plate I made before. We’ll lighten the hidden areas.
We press-cut it.
Minimal welding.
It’s about the aesthetics of being neat when it’s removed. Since it’s hidden and the mounting is equivalent to personal-level work, there’s no point in outsourcing it.
And then we’ll renovate the license plate light. We’re always making small parts.
It doesn’t need two bolts, but since it’s visible, we do it this way for appearance. We tack-weld it for easy workability.
We use our favorite EVOTECH.
We light it up almost excessively. You can’t do anything wrong with this.
Simple inspection compliance and good serviceability—that’s what we consider adult etiquette.
