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Ras12
11-19-2016, 10:02 PM
I know there has been many discussions about the BlazeCut product.

https://www.amazon.com/BlazeCut-Automatic-Suppression-Automotive-Extinguisher/dp/B00D7M3E7O

Just wondering if anyone purchased it and have any photos they can share.

Trying to decide between the 6 foot or 9 foot, leaning towards the 9 foot.

Thanks for sharing your experiences and photos on this.

Ras12
11-20-2016, 10:18 PM
Bump

DaraSue
11-21-2016, 12:09 AM
Maybe you've already seen these, but this guy installed his in a coil over the engine (he later said he'd loosened it more): http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?13659-Another-DeLorean-Fire!&p=197273&viewfull=1#post197273

I just did mine in a simple C-shape. http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?14384-BlazeCut-(automatic-fire-suppressor)-installation&p=207724&viewfull=1#post207724

I think I have the 6'. It didn't flex a lot so the C was easiest.

Delta DeLorean
11-21-2016, 06:45 AM
Looking at some video's on you tube yesterday I was wondering how effectif the blaze cut would be on a Delorean. All the cars in the video's have a closed hood, so the gas is forced to to down towards the flames. The D has a lot of openings in the engine cover so the pressure/ gas from the blaze cut can go out the wrong direction.
But it is probably better to have a blaze cut intalled then not having one.
I had never seen or heard of a blaze cut and it looks like they come from east europe, but they are just not for sale in my country.

dn010
12-03-2016, 02:30 PM
Can anyone with a blazecut tell me what psi their gauge reads? Mine seems to be creeping towards 0!


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DaraSue
12-03-2016, 03:57 PM
Mine's in Vegas but I'll check on Monday and report back (if I'm not out partying, LOL).

FABombjoy
12-03-2016, 05:30 PM
0 when cold, more when the engine is warm.

dn010
12-05-2016, 09:51 AM
Thanks! I was hoping it was normal and not something wrong instead.

DaraSue
12-06-2016, 01:36 AM
Just checked mine and it's close to 0 after a few hours in the parking garage. (50F/7C outside). If it's in the green range it should be OK but according to their Amazon page if it's actually on 0 it should be replaced. https://www.amazon.com/BlazeCut-Automatic-Suppression-Automotive-Extinguisher/dp/B00KA9OUFM


It is recommended to check the functionality of the system by a simple pressure check: The system is under pressure and functional when the pressure indicator is above the value of 0 bar. The pressure indicator will change depending on the ambient temperature, the pressure at 20 Celsius is approximately 2 bar, and the pressure at 90 Celsius is approximately 10 bar. The system cannot slowly leak down or loose pressure like a conventional fire extinguisher. If the gauge is at zero, or you cannot see an air bubble in the line, the system is empty and should be replaced.