a guy cut me off the other day so i punched my horn. "tweet tweet, tweet tweet". pathetic. i need to replace them with airhorns. i see some on ebay for $20-30 that saids 135db. how loud is 135 db? if you have air horns please comment
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lol I'm getting them then!
BEEEEEEP BEEEEEEP BEEEEEEP, MOVE OVER!!!!!!!!
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BEEEEEEP BEEEEEEP BEEEEEEP, MOVE OVER!!!!!!!!
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nah its more like hhWaaaaaaaaaaa hhWaaaaaaaaaa, I dunno, they are loud as hell yet my friends still laugh at the sound. I think Ill add some hella supertones with them and see
what brand did you guys get? and how much did you pay? the $20 ebay ones only come with the horns, compressor, relay and tubing. i heard i need a tank too.
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forgot the price but I got the FIAMM tripple air horns, it came with 3 horns, compressor, relay, and some tubing and some screws for the bracket I think. never heard of needing a tank tho
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more info please, i want to install an airhorn in mine too, name brands that were compatible, model numbers, things like that....im a do it ureself type of guy and id love a write up or more info on doing this, thanks guys!!!!
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is there a delay from when you press the horn till it actually honking? i think i read that w/o a tank, there will be a delay if theres a leak somewhere. i'm not sure tho, i've never heard of needing a tank neither.Originally Posted by Nismo
forgot the price but I got the FIAMM tripple air horns, it came with 3 horns, compressor, relay, and some tubing and some screws for the bracket I think. never heard of needing a tank tho
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yep,slight delay which is from the time it takes the compressor motor to start pumping enough air into the horns, dont think you can avoid the slight delay
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i got mine from Auto Zone, and the delay i have is about the same as what you would get from a regular relay. as far as a tank goes, the small ones dont need one b/c the compressor is quick enough to give the horns just enough air to get loud.
Former Vendor
check out www.hornblasters.com. i would definately suggest either a compressor/tank set-up or just use a small bottle like a nos and refill it at your local welding supply.
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Now theres a horn! but where in the heck are you going to mount 4 giant horns? not to mention that the smallest is 13" long and the longest 19.5". I had a hard time finding room for my 3 tiny hornsOriginally Posted by BLACKonBLACK98
check out www.hornblasters.com. i would definately suggest either a compressor/tank set-up or just use a small bottle like a nos and refill it at your local welding supply.
Former Vendor
tell you the truth, i didn't look that carefully at the products. but they have a reputation for having the goods among the sport truck community. btw, check out the videos.
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I helped a friend with an Altima install air horns in his car. The delay was almost a full second and it didn't sound any more attractive or louder than my stock horns. If I was going to change my horn I'd put in something sweet like from an old Caddy or Lincoln or something like that. Anyway I'm not a fan the air horns on passenger cars.
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^^ did you use the relay to the battery or were you just using the power from the stock horn harness? the compressor probably wasnt getting enough power.
how about this thing?
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839
heres a sound clip i found
http://www.topgear-sales.co.uk/marco...s/nautilus.wav
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839
heres a sound clip i found
http://www.topgear-sales.co.uk/marco...s/nautilus.wav
