Which fire extinguisher ?
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Which fire extinguisher ?
Sorry guys know it's been covered.
Need a fire extinguisher.
Don't need anything special but something that will save my car.
Honestly just plan on having it on my floor board on passenger side.
Thanks I'm advance.
Need a fire extinguisher.
Don't need anything special but something that will save my car.
Honestly just plan on having it on my floor board on passenger side.
Thanks I'm advance.
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From: Burbs of Philly, PA
2.5 lb Halon 1211 Fire Extinguisher with Bracket
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr....asp?RecID=439
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr....asp?RecID=439
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I would recommend against halon due to its far decreased fire extinguishing capabilities compared to dry chemical. Dry chem extinguishers will leave a mess but they get the job done better/quicker than the same size halon extinguisher. I would much rather give myself the best chance at putting out the fire and deal with the cleanup later.
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I would recommend against halon due to its far decreased fire extinguishing capabilities compared to dry chemical. Dry chem extinguishers will leave a mess but they get the job done better/quicker than the same size halon extinguisher. I would much rather give myself the best chance at putting out the fire deal with the cleanup later.
I have to agree.
Any links in which you have?
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Smaller sizes will mount in the passenger floor board, larger size should fit in the trunk.
http://www.h3rperformance.com/maxout_products.htm
You may be able to find a local dealer, the one near me is a truck and ATV shop. That will help you to avoid the nasty "hazardous item" shipping fee that most places charge to ship these things.
http://www.h3rperformance.com/maxout_products.htm
You may be able to find a local dealer, the one near me is a truck and ATV shop. That will help you to avoid the nasty "hazardous item" shipping fee that most places charge to ship these things.
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I would recommend against halon due to its far decreased fire extinguishing capabilities compared to dry chemical. Dry chem extinguishers will leave a mess but they get the job done better/quicker than the same size halon extinguisher. I would much rather give myself the best chance at putting out the fire and deal with the cleanup later.
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NP, here's a pic of the 250 size mounted in the passenger footwell:
And here is a good thread from a few months back on the topic as well. Shows some more options and pictures as well as some info I posted on the Halon vs. Dry Chem topic and some good "OMG" pictures of a burned S2000. https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/102...for-the-worst/
And here is a good thread from a few months back on the topic as well. Shows some more options and pictures as well as some info I posted on the Halon vs. Dry Chem topic and some good "OMG" pictures of a burned S2000. https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/102...for-the-worst/
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NP, here's a pic of the 250 size mounted in the passenger footwell:
And here is a good thread from a few months back on the topic as well. Shows some more options and pictures as well as some info I posted on the Halon vs. Dry Chem topic and some good "OMG" pictures of a burned S2000. https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/102...for-the-worst/
And here is a good thread from a few months back on the topic as well. Shows some more options and pictures as well as some info I posted on the Halon vs. Dry Chem topic and some good "OMG" pictures of a burned S2000. https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/102...for-the-worst/
That looks legit. Love it bud.
Thanks for your help. Ima place an order for this one tonight.
