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    1. #1
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      Fire Extinguisher Ideas

      Looking to install one in my 70 Camaro. Thinking of a roll bar mount. Any reccomendations? Should I install it between the seats or on the main hoop bar?
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      I usually use H3R bottles and mounts, or Eddie Motorsports mounts.

      -Dale
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      Any specific one from H3R or mounting location?
      1970 Camaro/DSE build


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      Usually we put them in front of the passenger seat.

      They come with a bracket which we sometimes use. But the Eddie ones and other billet options look nicer if they'll be seen.

      Here's an example of one in a trunk of a 63 Impala we built, that's the bracket they come with.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Schwartz Performance View Post
      Usually we put them in front of the passenger seat.

      They come with a bracket which we sometimes use. But the Eddie ones and other billet options look nicer if they'll be seen.

      Here's an example of one in a trunk of a 63 Impala we built, that's the bracket they come with.

      Can’t seem to see the pic
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      Weird, I can see on the app and desktop lol.
      You can email me too if you’d like.
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      I can see it

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      Fixed, I can see it now.
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      I went with the Joe's Racing roll bar mount and 2.5lb H3R..i love the mount...
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      I saw that one. For sake of time to take advantage of coupons, I got the H3R roll bar mount
      1970 Camaro/DSE build


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      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...71#post1147371

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      Quote Originally Posted by Gmachine1911 View Post
      I went with the Joe's Racing roll bar mount and 2.5lb H3R..i love the mount...
      I'm also running the Joe's racing mount in the same location. It's a really nice mount.
      Steve Hayes
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      Quote Originally Posted by TheJDMan View Post
      I'm also running the Joe's racing mount in the same location. It's a really nice mount.

      Pics?

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