Lost my baby

Awenta

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Shit. How is it under the hood? Looks like it started in the front drivers corner. Battery failed?

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CarolinaHD

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Ouch :( I know hindsight is 20/20 and doesn't help you now but I always keep a 5lb fire extinguisher in my vehicles....
 

Stancedlb7

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Shit. How is it under the hood? Looks like it started in the front drivers corner. Battery failed?

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Yeah it was front driver. I luckily had none of the nitrous equipment hooked up. I used my full 10lb extinguisher and it didn't even phase it. A guy stopped to help and we used two more 10lbs, still didn't phase it. It took the fire dept two hours to put it out. But it was the front axle that gave way. Luckily got the family out in time!
 

hipp11B

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Damn man sorry to see this thank god you were not injured or worse


Lbz, built trans, efi by Danville, Danville 68, full egr delete, mbrp down pipe, 5" mbrp to 7" stack, ppe guages, custom traction bars, airdog2 165, ppe fuel rail mods, s&b, afe blade runner, Arp head studs..died March 2015

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CarolinaHD

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Yeah it was front driver. I luckily had none of the nitrous equipment hooked up. I used my full 10lb extinguisher and it didn't even phase it. A guy stopped to help and we used two more 10lbs, still didn't phase it. It took the fire dept two hours to put it out. But it was the front axle that gave way. Luckily got the family out in time!



:eek: NVM glad everyone is OK
 

Hot COCOAL

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Dang man, Im really sorry to see that :(
Glad you and the family is A-OK:hug:
BTW...N2O isn't combustible/flammable:thumb:
Its compound structure breaks down under heat (550* F, IIRC) and then free's up the oxygen from said compound, therefore, at that point you can add more fuel to get more power:D
 

new york lly

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Yeah it was front driver. I luckily had none of the nitrous equipment hooked up. I used my full 10lb extinguisher and it didn't even phase it. A guy stopped to help and we used two more 10lbs, still didn't phase it. It took the fire dept two hours to put it out. But it was the front axle that gave way. Luckily got the family out in time!

Glad to hear you got the fam out!!! Probably pretty scary for them
 

Stancedlb7

Cummin Stroke this Duramax
Feb 9, 2015
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Dang man, Im really sorry to see that :(
Glad you and the family is A-OK:hug:
BTW...N2O isn't combustible/flammable:thumb:
Its compound structure breaks down under heat (550* F, IIRC) and then free's up the oxygen from said compound, therefore, at that point you can add more fuel to get more power:D

I know I just didn't want it to amplify the fire or have any problems with the insurance. The hood really kept it from blazing, no oxygen. Once the fire dept propped it open the flames really shot up!