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Old 12-01-2017, 03:56 PM
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Hi folks,

I'm doing the VSCC Pomeroy Trophy next month at Silverstone (http://www.vscc.co.uk/page/events?eventID=1098) and need a handheld extinguisher in the cabin that meets MSA regs. My car is standard road trim inside (no cage) so I need to work out what to mount it to as well.

Anyone got any tips/suggestions/pictures that might help?
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Old 12-01-2017, 06:05 PM
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A,few of us have made flat bars that go between the 2 front mounting points of the front passenger seat and then mounted 2.25 l foam extinguishers there, not sure if meets Mesa regs though.
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Mounted mine here for Germany...



In between rear seats mounted on bracket screwed into chasis..
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Interesting place that ryan i would be having it mounted to the front of the passenger seat rail thats where im going to mount mine .
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Saw this on Scoobynet, and reckon it is within my engineering abilities...
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^^^ That's what i've done in mine, metal plate between two passenger front seat bolts, got a 2kg extinguisher mounted there and the seat still slides over it
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Hi folks,

I'm doing the VSCC Pomeroy Trophy next month at Silverstone (http://www.vscc.co.uk/page/events?eventID=1098) and need a handheld extinguisher in the cabin that meets MSA regs. My car is standard road trim inside (no cage) so I need to work out what to mount it to as well.

Anyone got any tips/suggestions/pictures that might help?
Consult the even organisers and the blue book for regs but all MSA stuff for circuit work involves a full cage electrical cut off and plumbed fire extinguishing system.

My plumbed system is coming from..peter Lloyd rallying,

2.25 is the minimum size and can be mounted infront of the passenger seats on an aluminium bar
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Thanks, it's under clubman sprint regulations and with a roadgoing series production car class, so cage and plumbed in extinguishers not required

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Here you go:-

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Mine is mounted on the crossmember under the passenger seat. Never been a problem.
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Consult the even organisers and the blue book for regs but all MSA stuff for circuit work involves a full cage electrical cut off and plumbed fire extinguishing system.

My plumbed system is coming from..**&&^%$$^^&% rallying,

2.25 is the minimum size and can be mounted infront of the passenger seats on an aluminium bar

shame on you

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