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| Lawn Dart wrote: | | dan wrote: | | Lawn Dart wrote: | | Would there be any issues with my sticking the fire extinguisher in the pocket on the back of my passenger seat? |
yes it's stupid. mount it to the floor or the trans tunnel. if you are in an impact theres a good chance that thing could fly out and hit you. |
Yeah, well that cheap plastic holder ain't worth a shit either. It's designed to hold a few stationary pounds up against gravity. |
We've had them mounted with that shitty plastic holder when ice racing and never had a problem even when impacting decently large snow banks.
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| Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 10:27 am Post subject: |
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| maximumKA-T wrote: | | oh also a last minute question. my whole car is up to spec now except for the tow hooks. am i still able to run with stock tow hooks? i understand it would be a get towed out at your own risk deal, just did not have time, barely got it finished as it is. |
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| Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 11:30 am Post subject: |
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for the extinguisher get a metal strap meant to be used on boats and use nuts, bolts and flat washers when going thru the plastic. trust me it wont move unless you want it to.
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Sam
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i bought an external fuel filler for my cell but i still need someway of guarding the connections does anyone have any idea of how to shield them. Can i put heat rap over them to keep them sealed or do i need to fab something around them?
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hecdws
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at what point is a crack in the windshield cause to fail tech? with this heat my windshiled cracked on the passenger lower half and its slowly stretching accross to the middle. its not a spider web or anything like that. id just rather drive or buy stuff for the s13 then fix it.
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| Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:27 am Post subject: |
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| hecdws wrote: | | at what point is a crack in the windshield consired to fail tech? with this heat my windshiled cracked on the passenger lower half and its slowly stretching accross to the middle. its not a spider web or anything like that. id just rather drive or buy stuff for the s13 then fix it. |
This is why I tell all my clients to keep comprehesive insurance on all vehicles they own. Have a $50 deductible. It's REALLY cheap, comprehensive claims don't count against you, and it handles glass breakage.
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i have two questions.
when i bought my 240 the auto seatbelts werent working, so i swapped them to s14 belts, thats fine? and also im confused on the heatshield for exhaust, i have a header, and on it theres no bolting points for the heatshield, so would i have to weld one on or whats the deal there? thanks for the help, they might be noob questions but im just confused |
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240nessx
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wow that was some fast feedback  thanks for the help, still wondering about those seatbelts though. thanks |
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As long as the swap was legit (proper hardware used, etc) it should be fine for C group/nightmoves stuff. I wont say for sure though...wait for Tim or someone else with authority answer that one for ya haha.
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MunsonAuto
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Word....do what Jorge said...I didn't see that thread.
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240nessx
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| alright ill prob get the one from jorge then...i dont need it right now though just looking into future things. still gotta get catback exhaust and my car registered :/ |
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