FIRE EXTINGUISHER
ok if i'm going to do some tastefuly chrome touches
i'm gonna do a chrome FIRE EXTINGUISHER (godda love copy and paste
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some thing like this
link http://www.mooneyesusa.com/index.asp...ROD&ProdID=781

too me that is very tasteful on the chrome
now for the question
where would i mount it at thats at is good place to reach it at???
and will not be in the away of anything!!!
i'm gonna do a chrome FIRE EXTINGUISHER (godda love copy and paste
some thing like this
link http://www.mooneyesusa.com/index.asp...ROD&ProdID=781

too me that is very tasteful on the chrome
now for the question
where would i mount it at thats at is good place to reach it at???
and will not be in the away of anything!!!
Under the glove compartment, that's where most people mount it.
Then again, chances are that you will never use it. A friend of mine bought one for his car a few years ago saying that it's insurance for his rx7. He never used it once, now it's just collecting dust.
The expiration tag still reads nov 2001
To each his own I guess.
Then again, chances are that you will never use it. A friend of mine bought one for his car a few years ago saying that it's insurance for his rx7. He never used it once, now it's just collecting dust.
The expiration tag still reads nov 2001
To each his own I guess.
I've had fire extinguishers in most of my vehicles (none in my xB, yet) and never used them on my own rig. I HAVE, however, used five of 'em on other people's car fires.
As to location, just remember NOT to put them where you expect the fire to be - if you mount them where there's likely to be fire, how will you get to it if there is?
(Thanks for reminding me - now I need to go out and get one for my xB!)
EDIT: Whooo! I just saw the price on those good looking Moon units - Ouch!
As to location, just remember NOT to put them where you expect the fire to be - if you mount them where there's likely to be fire, how will you get to it if there is?
(Thanks for reminding me - now I need to go out and get one for my xB!)
EDIT: Whooo! I just saw the price on those good looking Moon units - Ouch!
mine's rolling around the foot well in the xB
The small one from lowes fits in the rear cuop holder type thingy well, (I think the xA's have this too). But, I put an armrest in there
Now, I can't figure out where to put mine either. I'm thinking in the rear somewhere.
The small one from lowes fits in the rear cuop holder type thingy well, (I think the xA's have this too). But, I put an armrest in there
do not put it in the front seat area anywhere. a. that's where the fire will most likely be first, b. it becomes a projectile if you are in a wreck and c. most times you will need it will be for someone elses car.
as a firefighter, i say keep one in the space near the rear tire well if you have easy access to your wheel. if you have a system, mount one with brackets to the top, side, or in between two subs on the box itself. another popular place is along the base of the cargo area next to the wheel well.
as a firefighter, i say keep one in the space near the rear tire well if you have easy access to your wheel. if you have a system, mount one with brackets to the top, side, or in between two subs on the box itself. another popular place is along the base of the cargo area next to the wheel well.
^^^ now thats a good idea put it in the back but sence its chrome 'n' all its godda be shown to the rest of the world
under the toun-o cover
but it should be mounted on top i think unless that would be a hazard os some sort???
under the toun-o cover
I had one on an old mustang and in fact did have to use it once. Used to freak people out telling them that the car they were riding in had a fire. In fact it had two fires, one was electrical and went out on its own when I removed the voltage.
That car was never boring.
Anyhow, under the driver's seat or passenger's seat is good enough. Its not likely to become a projectile, but its still reasonably accessible and the install is no trouble. If you really want to install it I'd say put it in the passenger side footwell by the transmission housing.
That car was never boring.
Anyhow, under the driver's seat or passenger's seat is good enough. Its not likely to become a projectile, but its still reasonably accessible and the install is no trouble. If you really want to install it I'd say put it in the passenger side footwell by the transmission housing.
Originally Posted by reign
What ever you do DO NOT put it on the A-Pillar ... It doesn't get much worse than that
Yep, that is definitely 3Fast 3Furious there.
A fire extinguisher is completely unnecessary unless you're expecting your engine to catch fire for some reason. It just looks really fukin ricey man, sorry. A-pillar or not, if you're bolting up a fire extinguisher in your car and you aren't in NASCAR, then you are a riceboy. You may as well paint chinese characters on your car and get a Wings West bodykit and paint it primer gray.
I'm guessing some people here are young and or just haven't been on the road much. I can't even count the number of cars I've seen burned. I carry one with me at all times. Not even really for my car, cause I have full coverage and I'll let it burn rather than have some crappy half burnt repaired car. I carry it for the OTHER people I see burnin on the road. It's part of my "I drive 100 miles a day in the middle of nowhere" package.
Originally Posted by Rion
A fire extinguisher is completely unnecessary unless you're expecting your engine to catch fire for some reason. It just looks really fukin ricey man, sorry. A-pillar or not, if you're bolting up a fire extinguisher in your car and you aren't in NASCAR, then you are a riceboy. You may as well paint chinese characters on your car and get a Wings West bodykit and paint it primer gray.
Sorry, kid, I've had fire extinguishers in my vehicles since my '55 Chevy 210 in the early '60's, and as I've said above I've used five of 'em on other's cars over the years. Having a fire extinguisher aboard 'just in case' is no more ricey than having a spare tire, a screwdriver, a flashlight, or a jack.
(I also have three fire extinguishers here in the apartment: One in the kitchen, one between the bedrooms, and a Halon in the computer room/office.)
Now if the fire extinguisher is there just for looks, yeah, that's sad, but having one handy, and knowing how to use it, is just being prepared.






