Oh and by the way I'm definetly in for at least a passenger mount, maybe both sides
ARCHIVE Under Seat Mounted Fire Extinguisher Mount, need feedback.
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How about for a JDM truck....will it mount?
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I like the Drake mount a lot but it does push the F.E. Out by another 1.5"
I have one here. Later tonight I'll take a pic of it all together.
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Take a pic of your front seat bolts.
I have to say as far as mounts go... Simpler is better.... I have a drake style Rennline FE holder for my porsches extinguisher in the passenger side footwell. I have practiced FE retrieval extensively incase I ever have to get it quickly possibly while pinned in the seat and that style mount kinda sucks... It can be a PITA to get to fully release if the FE has jarred a bit.
The basic strap mount I have in my LC will come free every time easily.... It doesn't look as good but it works better.
The basic strap mount I have in my LC will come free every time easily.... It doesn't look as good but it works better.
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no not plastic, metal straps with release toggles like this.
Nice thing about these types is they spring out of the way when released.
Nice thing about these types is they spring out of the way when released.
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^ so that is what comes with the H3R Halon F.E.s and its the one that Scottryana was saying is an issue and the one I had issue with because the claps are ridiculously easy to accidentally open unless they were pointed down. But because of the gauge you can't reverse it.
H3R has quick mounts too Joey if you are interested.
You know I was just busting your balls. Glad you tested it out, I am sure you will dial it in to perfection before it is released. I will take a passenger for sure.
You know I was just busting your balls. Glad you tested it out, I am sure you will dial it in to perfection before it is released. I will take a passenger for sure.
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No its all good. I was testing with another F.E. I wouldn't have know if you didn't say something.
Here is the other ones by H3R. I like this design, I will order one up to test:
http://www.h3rperformance.com/vehicle_brackets_nb300.htm
Haha yea the latch is easy to trip.. Guess I've never had an issue with mine because, again, its in the passenger footwell Hhaaha 
@ NLXTACY ...Will do.
I like it. It's much better than the bracket I have tek'd to the passenger footwell (never had an issue with kicking it).
I'd be up for a version that picks up the rear mount points for the centre console, so it sits in the middle-back passenger footwell. Low profile would be even better, so it fits under my little compressor fridge. Pls ignore the rubbish prototype fridge mount.
I'd be up for a version that picks up the rear mount points for the centre console, so it sits in the middle-back passenger footwell. Low profile would be even better, so it fits under my little compressor fridge. Pls ignore the rubbish prototype fridge mount.
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A little birdy has mentioned something about a 2nd row mount. But not soon.
Assume makes an ass out of u and me
I'm trying verify that. @ewillis is relatively close to me so I can test in his truck.
You people with your leather. Leather is for shopping malls.
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You people with your leather. Leather is for shopping malls.
And those that are strong with the pimpness
Well, in fairness the leather is less likely to make the pink panties ride up...
I'm sure you know @NLXTACY , but I'll point out that while it may be inert, Halon works by displacing oxygen....so you don't want to be in a closed compartment (like a closed car interior) with it where it can build to concentration and you can't get the oxygen anymore
I'd work to avoid the discharge potential
