Fire Supression System

KaiPL

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Here are some pictures of my new fire supression system:

It is a 10 pound Halon system.

It is actuated by a pull handle located in the center console.

There are three nozzles: 1 in the engine compartment, 1 by my right knee, 1 in the center console. The center console nozzle is automatically actuated if the temperature exceeds 200 degrees. The system came with aluminum tubing, but I replaced it with flexible braided stainless, as I figure that flexible tubing is less likely to crimp and get blocked in the event of a crash.

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GR8_ASP

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Why do you have your brake vacuum line covered with what looks like an insulator/heat shield?
 

SRTRICKY

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Nice set up...on another note...where did you get that oil cap from looks wicked!
 

Vipera Russelli

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Looks good. I'm seriously considering ordering the same set up. Do you remember the tubing size and type?

Thanks for sharing.
 
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