Cafe seats and Hidden battery & reg/rect

Hey All,
I was hoping someonel could help me out. I'm in the process of making a cafe seat for my KZ 400. I've purchased one of Rick's regulator and rectifier combo kit and a ballistic 8 cell evo battery. I'm going for that clean look behind the carbs, basically move everything under the seat. I pretty sure I can get some battery cable extensions to get the batter under the rear hump of the cafe seat... so no problems there. But how do you guys hide all the rest of the stuff, ie. regulator and rectifier. I'm thinking I'll weld a 1/4 plate to the frame where the batter box is now and try to squish everything in there. What I'm really hoping is that one of ya'll, who has this set up, could post a picture of how you made everything fit. Mainly, how you have your wires routed and where you have things tucked away. I've done some searches on the web, but can't seem to find very much. Maybe people try to keep it a secret . I don't know but a couple of pics at different angles would help me immensely. I'd also like to see how you extended your battery cables and the like. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

Ehhh Did a More specific google search and found some more pics. So I think I have a pretty good Idea of how to do it. Still if anyone who cares to show me their set up I would appreciate... if not I think I've found what I needed. I'll just have to do some trial and error, but I think I'll get it.

I'll just weigh in briefly...I would NOT "extend" your battery cables! They are at the heart of the bike's electrical system...Shortcuts can really bite one in the tuchas!Replace completely with welding cable of appropriate length. Hit up your local high-end car audio store...(6 ? gauge amp power wire)...they should have rolls of the stuff!

Grumpy Ole Artist wrote: I'll just weigh in briefly...I would NOT "extend" your battery cables! They are at the heart of the bike's electrical system...Shortcuts can really bite one in the tuchas!Replace completely with welding cable of appropriate length. Hit up your local high-end car audio store...(6 ? gauge amp power wire)...they should have rolls of the stuff!

Thanks for the input. Good point, I will definitely not skimp on the cables now.