Ah I forgot it was pelican case formation, my mistake.
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Update: it did not work out. All cells real dead, bms is a bitch to remove, charge led indicator built into bms. Donât do it.
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12S8P. 
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Yeah, thatâs what I had him order. No response in 4 weeks though, so heâs getting impatient. Thats why he asked me to look for a seller with US stock
12s8p is like less than 20 miles on pneumatic with spirited riding. 15 or less aggressively with soft tires.
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Thanks for your advice. Unfortunately, GPRS(GSM 2G) network is not available in my country (Japan).
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It depends on pressure, wind and my weight(71kg with gear on) as you know. I will see my range. 
that was reason #473 why my GF orgasmed frequently
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Im 95kg smashing the throttle all the time and I get at lest 20ishkm from my dual 6374 from a 12s4p samsung 40T
Also getting around 24wh/km
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That are decent nums. I recorded 45km on a baja g4x with a 10S8P 30Q. 
And just a question. I put silicpne between my p-groups. Should I go for hot glue between the serial connections instead of silicone for faster completion?
I use hot glue, donât see a difference. If yo cells getting hot enough to soften hot glue, that ainât gonna last long
Silicon is better but I use hot glue as i donât see any evidence of it doing any harm.
Cons
Soferns up when very warm. Not bothered because itâs heat shrunk inside a case.
Hot glue will fail after a few years.
Not bothered as my pack will be dead by then from age and new better cells will exist.
Hot glue doesnât last as long with large vibrations over silicon. Again my pack cells would be dead by then.
I see the pack as disposable and hot glue is so much easier to work with
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I use hot glue all over the battery, hold up well, especially if you let your glue gun get to its max temp when applying it, like when it seems to you that its ready, wait 5 more min
Keep in mind youâre just gluing pvc wrap anyway, youâre not actually gluing the cells. good cell alignment/strong welds and good layout will make more difference than what glue you used to hold some heatshrink sleeves together.
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Thatâs so true, but I hate those hot glue strings everywhere
maybe it is just my glue thou 
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Helps a lot when you finish laying a bead, keep the hot glue nozzle down and quickly pull it back along the bead then up. Really minimizes the strings
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Will try that next time.
It is your glue gun.
Get this one
https://www.dremeleurope.com/gb/en/dremelÂŽgluegun940-6113-ocs-c/
No dripping and it operates at higher temperatures which produces better results compared to normal hot glue guns.
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How could my 2.50$ glue gun be the root of those nasty strings??? 
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Just get away from the DIY brands you spend âŹ30 on wera Allen keys so why not buy a proper glue gun