I haven't installed mine yet, but I was going to just print and laminate a "pre-flight" check list and hang it off my dash. There was a guy that burned to death in a 944 not too long ago when they couldn't get him out and the fire system was still pinned at the bottle.
When giving instructions on how to pin your bottle for you....BE VERY SPECIFIC about where the pin goes or the fact the handle must be pulled OUT to put the pin in at the bottle, and NOT aligning the holes to put the pin through. This fact let me learn exactly how to have a bottle re-filled earlier this year! LOL!
Ah, fugg it.
Here is the link with all the details. http://www.benchmade.com/products/7
Eddie Rock
#21 AI '96 GT
Eddie,
Just ordered one. $41 shipped.
Thanks for the link.
Marshall Mosty
AI/SI Texas Regional Director
2011 NASA-TX American Iron Champ
AI #67 "Mosty Brothers' Racing" (RIP)
ST6 #21 Toyota Corolla (being revived)...
The problem with that guy was that his sub belt was turned backwards and pressed against his body. He couldn't rotate the thingy in order to release the belts. I'm very particular now when I strap KC into the car to make damn sure that thing is facing outwards. But a belt cutter is a GREAT idea to have within reach in the car! Eddie- you win a prize! :-)
I remember reading that also. It was a latch and he turned it around so it wouldn't come unlatched. It worked...
I have a cam-lock and have no reason to turn mine around, but that doesn't mean it can't fail in some other way. How or why, I have no earthly idea, but one thing for sure is that I won't be trapped in it if it does.
What's my prize?
Eddie Rock
#21 AI '96 GT
I'd ask for one "get out of jail free" card.... surely the group RD can grant one of those, right?
Ken Brewer; 1994 Toyota MR2 - #6 PTF
SI wannabe - anyone got a spare money tree?
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