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do you fox guys have fire extinguishers mounted?

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  • Start date Start date May 12, 2007

ShortThrow50

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I was reading on this forum about a guy who had an electrical fire in his stang and put it out with his bottled drinking water. Lucky for him huh. Well in the next week or so my fox will have about 7-8k worth of mods done to it, price including the tko. I would hate for this thing to burn down and not have a bottle of water around lol. So i was thinking of buying one of those mini mountable fire extinguishers from summit or something. Any of you guys done this or thought of it. Hell for a hundred bucks it might pay for itself. I was thinking of mounting it near the console more to the floor board on the passenger seat side. Where would u mount one?
 

fox-gt

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I have one in my hatch but not mounted, just velcro to the carpet. I don't remember what I paid for it, I think it was around $15 at walmart. I keep one in all my cars.
 

GSXRMIXXER

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Very good point. every car i've had has either had one mounted or stashed in the glove box. Make sure which ever one you buy it's "C" rated for electrical or else you'll do more damage! haha! mounted anywhere would look good except on the B pillar passenger side kick panel area maybe...
 

glowstang93

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I have had one in my vehicles since 1987. So far I have used one twice. Luckily not on my car, but have sure helped others not have burnt carnage.
 

88_GT_5_oh

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i have one that rolls around my back seat. i gotta find somewhere to mount it
 

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a regular ABC extinguisher will be OK then right? some hard blowing can usually put out a small fire though, so i always do that first

~Mark~
 

illnotch

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mounted mine on the rear interior quarter panel in the notch. It goes good with the rest of the billet in the intreior. Just hope i never have to use it

 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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Yeah mine is behind my seat....i too have to mount it somewhere. I think it's going on the passenger side of the trans tunnel since my car doesn't have a console.
 

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I have 2 mounted on each a-pillar, and 2 mounted on the dash next to my v-tak gauge. But really, fire extinguishers are good to have, I have 2 rolling around in my truck but haven't put one in my car yet. Thanks for reminding me.
 

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ShortThrow50 said:
I was reading on this forum about a guy who had an electrical fire in his stang and put it out with his bottled drinking water. Lucky for him huh. Well in the next week or so my fox will have about 7-8k worth of mods done to it, price including the tko. I would hate for this thing to burn down and not have a bottle of water around lol. So i was thinking of buying one of those mini mountable fire extinguishers from summit or something. Any of you guys done this or thought of it. Hell for a hundred bucks it might pay for itself. I was thinking of mounting it near the console more to the floor board on the passenger seat side. Where would u mount one?
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what a poor old chap. i wonder who it was I have a pretty big ass one mounted in the footwell on the passenger side. Im soso on the looks of it, but, its better to have one within reach knowing my luck
 

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I've got a big ol' fatty extinguisher wedged in that little corner pocket on the passenger-side of the back seat. It's one of those ABC rated extinguishers that's meant for home use. I started carrying it shortly after I bought my notch and the injectors started drooling fuel, and I've left it in there ever since.

WTF is up with those dinky little chrome-plated extinguishers I see being sold all the time? (Pretty sure some crap company like APC makes them.) They don't look like they'd even hold enough stuff to put out a friggin' birthday cake.
 

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I have a bracket for mine mounted to the panel in front of the taillights.
 

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Nice chrome one mounted to my six point rollbar.
 

ACSPONY

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I might have to go pick one up...
 
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I gots one mounted to the passenger sid A-pillar in my car, it's totally cool yo and it makes my car faster!!



Just kidding, thats not my car and I hate when ricers, or any street driven car, have a fire extinguisher mounted on the a-pillar, so ghey.
 

blackened88lx

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Yep
 
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trueblue01

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I have mine mounted on the front of my rear seat delete.

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Since my 93 almost caught fire a month ago I will be bying one
 

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passenger side floor velcro close to the cosole to allow enough room for passenger but QUICK grab if all hell breaks loose
 

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Car has none, my boat has 4 on it 5 if you include the halon system
 
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