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Jesus you guys are cheap lol. This looks awesome and is the only stuff you want to spray in an expensive vehicle.
As Austin Powers said, I want a solid gold toilet bowl but it’s just not in the cards.
Tim,You guys are awesome! Hilarious to read some of these comments.
Halon and Halotron are different. Halon was banned in 1994 and replaced with Halotron, which is Dupont FE36. It is a liquified gas and will not suffocate the driver. It is non corrosive! I spent ten years with Porsche Motorsports and way back in the day we had the liquids and foams. Those were a disaster to clean up and as the cars always had issues later, mostly electrical with wire harness's and ecu's corroding within a couple of weeks.
Safecraft has been around for over twenty years and Charles Espenlaub and myself go way back to the early days. I chose his product not because it is the cheapest, but I have always felt it was the best construction. I have seen many fire bottles come loose and they become projectiles in an accident. You cannot put a price on safety! Their products are military spec and used in many aircraft as well as defense.
Why did we choose this product to market? At Olsen Motorsports we only use best and I like really nice shiny well thought out stuff that just works.
Here is a quick informative video (no affiliation at all but very informative)
-Tim Olsen
Tim,
Can you please explain how this mounts? Does it attach to existing hardware?
Is the bottle available in red too?
Thanks,
John
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