Paul Thompson 'Hooligan'
Admin
I'm with you on this David - Whilst they will not necessarily put out a major fire, they may give the few extra seconds or minutes to enable you or others to escape the situation.
For cars in the UK - do consider whether you are using them for motorsport as AFF is the required filling now, with Halon having been banned. (unless it has changed without me noticing)
I have been in a car that caught fire after a collision and nothing focuses your mind more than the thought of being trapped.
As to where to put it - either in the passenger footwell just infront of seat (behind their knees) - or in the engine bay on a side sill.
For cars in the UK - do consider whether you are using them for motorsport as AFF is the required filling now, with Halon having been banned. (unless it has changed without me noticing)
I have been in a car that caught fire after a collision and nothing focuses your mind more than the thought of being trapped.
As to where to put it - either in the passenger footwell just infront of seat (behind their knees) - or in the engine bay on a side sill.