Firetech system

[vw_mad]

Looking to buy a firetech system .
Where is a good place to buy??

 

[Araon]

Call Tim direct at Firetec......

 

[vw_mad]

Would you have the no.
Or address of place please.

 

[betsy70]

check out the late bay m8 they are just sortin a groupbuy 40% discount

 

[vw_mad]

Ok nice will take a look at the site.

 

[tomedwar72]

Not firetech but same type of system, just seen on eBay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120844084400

£45 buy it now. Ad nothing to do with me.

 

[dormy72]

yep i saw that to,

trouble is he's just upped price to £100 buy it now.

 

[vw_mad]

Yes pain not paying £100 for it as only a £150 system

 

[KevH]

check out the late bay m8 they are just sortin a groupbuy 40% discount

Just checked this out and the cost is around £150 depending on extras, with delivery to individual business addresses.

JK do a single bottle set up for under £50, so a big potential initial saving. Anybody any experience of the JK system? Is it worth the saving?

 

[lobie]

you get what you pay for id go with the firetec system as is has a hose which you fastern around the top of the engine bay so if it does go off the whole engine is covered, were as the jk one is just a bottle with a nozzle a £100 pound is a small price compare to what the bus is worth to you

I had an engine fire 2 weeks after i got my bus it caused £4,000 worth of damage so on the face of it id say spend the £150 dude

 

[betsy70]

yeh i ve ordered one thru TLB all bells and whistles it s cost 200quid and thats with the discount ,absolute bargin, when i think of all the trips abroad ive done and been lucky , 200 quid is nothin to pay to have peace of mind,

 

[KevH]

you get what you pay for id go with the firetec system as is has a hose which you fastern around the top of the engine bay so if it does go off the whole engine is covered, were as the jk one is just a bottle with a nozzle a £100 pound is a small price compare to what the bus is worth to you

I had an engine fire 2 weeks after i got my bus it caused £4,000 worth of damage so on the face of it id say spend the £150 dude

Thanks guys, you have confirmed my instincts; I'd weep buckets if those pictures had my number plate on them. Reckon I'll post a cheque to Jen on TLB.

Cheers.

 

[vw_mad]

Have now ordered one with TLB.
Standard kit with the larger bottle .£140
Well worth the money.

 

[lobie]

that s what i went for don t want a repeat of last time :lol: , it broke my heart 2 weeks of owning my first bus and it was sat on my drive burnt out, its not just the engine and bodywork that got done , i had to fit a new interior as the fire bridage filled the whole van with foam and water

beleive me firetec are the way to go £140 to save your bus or £4000 to put it right , its a no brainer

 

[mattd1984]

I have a firetec system seems good. Although i dont ever want it tested! :shock:

 

[KevH]

...beleive me firetec are the way to go £140 to save your bus or £4000 to put it right , its a no brainer

Seems unanimous that this is a good idea. 8)

Out of interest, has anybody any experience of a Firetec or any other similar system activating, either by accident or to douse a fire? What was the damage?

 

[lobie]

...beleive me firetec are the way to go £140 to save your bus or £4000 to put it right , its a no brainer

Seems unanimous that this is a good idea. 8)

Out of interest, has anybody any experience of a Firetec or any other similar system activating, either by accident or to douse a fire? What was the damage?

check this thread out this guy had an onboard fire extinguiser fitted
http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=37548" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[KevH]

...beleive me firetec are the way to go £140 to save your bus or £4000 to put it right , its a no brainer

Seems unanimous that this is a good idea. 8)

Out of interest, has anybody any experience of a Firetec or any other similar system activating, either by accident or to douse a fire? What was the damage?

check this thread out this guy had an onboard fire extinguiser fitted
http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=37548" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks for the link...lovely bus and a lucky escape.