LWB and fire extinguisher
#3
Race Director
My GT3 has the factory extinguisher on the passenger seat. It’s in everyone’s way. If your track event organizers do not require one, don’t add it.
#4
SJW, a Carin' kinda guy
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Suncoast has the bracket and there are other fire extinguishers that fit it. I ordered it as the cheap factory option and then unbolted the actual fire extinguisher and holder and left the mount under the seat where it interferes with nothing.
Last edited by evilfij; 04-23-2019 at 09:30 PM.
#5
1) Got $ burning a hole in your pocket?
2) Need something to talk about when people see your car?
2) Need something to talk about when people see your car?
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#7
Nordschleife Master
If you track the car, it's a must have. Case in point: Hot dry summer, car goes off track to dry grass, engine dies, hot exhaust/cats ignite the dry grass. For the few minutes it takes the crew to get to you, you can either keep the fire down or even extinguish it with that bottle. I've seen it happen.
And unless your passenger has extremely short legs that immediately bend down from the seat edge, or they like to tuck their legs under the seat, it is NOT a bother. My wife likes to tuck her handbag under her legs, but she has learned to put it behind the seat instead when she rides in the GT3.
And unless your passenger has extremely short legs that immediately bend down from the seat edge, or they like to tuck their legs under the seat, it is NOT a bother. My wife likes to tuck her handbag under her legs, but she has learned to put it behind the seat instead when she rides in the GT3.
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#8
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Fire Extinguisher
If you track the car, it's a must have. Case in point: Hot dry summer, car goes off track to dry grass, engine dies, hot exhaust/cats ignite the dry grass. For the few minutes it takes the crew to get to you, you can either keep the fire down or even extinguish it with that bottle. I've seen it happen.
And unless your passenger has extremely short legs that immediately bend down from the seat edge, or they like to tuck their legs under the seat, it is NOT a bother. My wife likes to tuck her handbag under her legs, but she has learned to put it behind the seat instead when she rides in the GT3.
And unless your passenger has extremely short legs that immediately bend down from the seat edge, or they like to tuck their legs under the seat, it is NOT a bother. My wife likes to tuck her handbag under her legs, but she has learned to put it behind the seat instead when she rides in the GT3.
#10
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Had a fire in our race car during WRL at COTA last December. When I saw the flames from the rear view mirror, self preservation kicked in and I pulled over and bolted for the barrier. Even forgot to pull the fire suppression **** before exiting!
#11
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Look into Element fire extinguishers. Very small/low profile and no residue.
#12
SJW, a Carin' kinda guy
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My beloved D90 was saved by the fire extinguisher I put in it so I am biased. Put one out in a Range Rover LWB back in the day too. Most fires, if caught early, are a non-event.
#13
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I see value in having one.....however, my wife (when with me) hates it as is.
Being a touch shorter, she hates the stock location.
I will be looking to do something like what Evilfij ^^ did/recommended.
Being a touch shorter, she hates the stock location.
I will be looking to do something like what Evilfij ^^ did/recommended.
#15
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I was under the seats last weekend installing the Trackspec angle adjusters.
I was cussing a bit because the extinguisher mount was in the way.
And agree....the first time undoing the strap was harder than expected...lol.
Good thing I didn't wait to attempt my first 'unstrap' until there was an actual fire!