Specs & Features
- System Parts:
- 2 4m aluminium tubing (CD/323/A) – 2 Stickers (X/846)
- 2 Pull Cables (CD/335)
- 6 Nozzles (CD/393)
- 4 “T” Connections 8 mm (CD/390)
- 2 90° Connections diam. 8 mm (CD/391)
- 1 3 way connections diam. 6 mm (CD/390)
- 2 Anti-Torpedo Tabs (CD/311/S-AT)
- Weight: 8,1 Kg
- Material: Steel
- Dimensions: A: 330 – B: 420 – C: 160
- Homologation: FIA 2000
Experience the cutting-edge OMP Sport mechanical extinguishing system in steel, designed to ensure the utmost safety in saloon cars. Activated mechanically, this system boasts the same remarkable features as the renowned CMSST model. Equipped with tubing, nozzles, and a sturdy steel bottle with a generous 4.25 lt Ecolife capacity, OMP’s Sport extinguishing system guarantees reliable performance. It comes complete with stainless steel brackets and fixing clamps, offering secure installation. With a diameter of 160 mm and a length of 330 mm, this compact yet powerful system is an indispensable asset for any motorsport enthusiast or professional driver.
About OMP Racing
With a catalog of over 3,000 parts and accessories, OMP Racing is a leading racing and safety equipment manufacturer. Every seat, steering wheel, helmet, shoe, and glove that the company manufactures is subject to intense quality control testing and is rated by sanctioning bodies such as FIA, SFI, and SNELL, whose quality control standards are trusted across Formula 1, IndyCar, NASCAR, IMSA, and WRC.
In 1973 in a small town near Genoa, Italy, three brothers established OMP Racing with the intent of manufacturing roll cages and racing accessories for their own cars in order to gain a competitive edge. This relentless search for ways of improvement follows to today and its current product lines, with the company implementing technology like breathable materials in its race suits, external stitching in its gloves, and grip-enhancing fabric on its seats, all to keep the driver safe, comfortable, and ready to win.
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