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#623AMRC1002
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Universal Fit, 17.1 SFI Rating, DOT-Approved
| MFG. Part # | AMRC1002 |
| Extinguisher Type | DuPont™ FE-36™ |
| Extinguisher Component | Fire Suppression System |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| SFI Rating | 17.1 |
The Firebottle AMRC-1002 is a 10-pound automatic manual pull system specifically designed for the needs of the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series. The bottle is made of aluminum, the dimensions are 18.95" X 5.25", and weighs 18lbs. Each AMRC has two lines that would be automatically set off, one at 24" and the other at 84".
The system has 3 manually operated nozzles. One suggested for the cockpit and the others in the engine compartment. This bottle is SFI 17.1 rated. System comes with 1.5" roll bar mounting brackets, 5' pull cable, and 8' of aluminum tubing for the nozzles.
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| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | AMRC1002 |
| Brand | FIREBOTTLE |
| Extinguisher Type | DuPont™ FE-36™ |
| Extinguisher Component | Fire Suppression System |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| SFI Rating | 17.1 |
| DOT-Approved | Yes |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.7
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Customers highly recommend the product due to its confirmed qualities and features, such as easy installation, usability, and the inclusive nature of the kit, offering everything needed. The product's quality and practicality, specifically for building cars, sets it apart from competitors.
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Excellent!
5.0
a year ago
Darling2321
Bridgeton, NJ
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Product was super easy to install!
Would Recommend
Yes I would and will
5.0
6 years ago
Dirtslinger67
Fletcher ,NC
Verified
Easy to install love this product
Would Recommend
I would and will buy this product again building another car
4.0
7 years ago
Todd Morgan
Cedartown Ga 30125
Verified
Everything you need in one kit.
Would Recommend
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What activated the automatic activation mode? Is it by light, heat or temperature?
by Kelly
• 8 years ago
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What is the system using for the extinguishing agent?
by DJ
• 8 years ago
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