Mr. G. Brettin's Slow Motion Leg Hump

gbrettin · 12-13-2021, 12:21 PM

Went out to the shop and tried to fit in the Tinker Electronics display. I think Jason Gale's cubby might be slightly off from my cubby because I cracked one of the legs that go out to a screw hole. I'm not terrible worried because I can just epoxy that and all will be good. The cubby mount as a whole is pretty good fitment, not perfect. There is a slight gap at the top but I can put some black foam there and no one will know... other than me just telling you. All-in-all, it looks really good.

Now this brings me to the point where I MIGHT cut the mounting tabs and cut a hole into my old cubby to see if I can tighten everything up. After that, I will cast a mold and then make a forged carbon fiber mold of the mount. This is to be done AFTER my car is running. No more delays.

I also bought a bunch of pre cut 3" pies for my exhaust going out the front bumper. Two pre welded 90deg pies were also done bought. Less work at this point, the better.

You may also have noticed I haven't been getting out to the garage and working on my car. That's because I have had pet going down hill for the last few months and I wanted to honor the time with her as long as I could. My wife and I celebrated Cally's long life of 21.5 years. I couldn't ask for a better companion through half of my life.

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12-13-2021, 12:21 PM	#11 (permalink)
gbrettin A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Portage, MI Posts: 2,304 Drives: Tricycle Rep Power: 589452	Went out to the shop and tried to fit in the Tinker Electronics display. I think Jason Gale's cubby might be slightly off from my cubby because I cracked one of the legs that go out to a screw hole. I'm not terrible worried because I can just epoxy that and all will be good. The cubby mount as a whole is pretty good fitment, not perfect. There is a slight gap at the top but I can put some black foam there and no one will know... other than me just telling you. All-in-all, it looks really good. Now this brings me to the point where I MIGHT cut the mounting tabs and cut a hole into my old cubby to see if I can tighten everything up. After that, I will cast a mold and then make a forged carbon fiber mold of the mount. This is to be done AFTER my car is running. No more delays. I also bought a bunch of pre cut 3" pies for my exhaust going out the front bumper. Two pre welded 90deg pies were also done bought. Less work at this point, the better. You may also have noticed I haven't been getting out to the garage and working on my car. That's because I have had pet going down hill for the last few months and I wanted to honor the time with her as long as I could. My wife and I celebrated Cally's long life of 21.5 years. I couldn't ask for a better companion through half of my life.