POST 1Original post
I ordered it for the fun of it - does anyone know where in the car it is installed?
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YOUR RESEARCHFire Extinguisher
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POST 2Original post
I believe it is in front of the drivers seat. At least that is where it was on a Boxster I saw. Makes the footwell a tiny bit smaller I suppose.
POST 3Original post
From the car 'configurator: at porsche.com: DIN EN3-compliant powder-based system containing 1 kg of extinguishant; stows neatly beneath drivers seat... brad
POST 4Original post
Your right. There's a huge amount of space in there, I checked myself (when I saw the Cayman in the sheetmetal)
POST 5Original post
Perhaps because I had to push the seat all the way back on the 2005 Boxster I drove the f.e. was totaly exposed right under my legs. It wasn't under anything at that point. Perhaps it fits differently now or depends on the seats position?
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