replacement air horns?
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ok i want a new horn. last night some 90 year old man didn't hear me honking at him as he was merging into my car, and five minutes later some guy didn't hear me honking at him either cuz his system was cranked... what are the loudest replacement horns i can get my hands on?
--ohh don't say truck air horns, not down with the pull cord.
--ohh don't say truck air horns, not down with the pull cord.
Originally posted by SINYMaxSE
ok i want a new horn. last night some 90 year old man didn't hear me honking at him as he was merging into my car, and five minutes later some guy didn't hear me honking at him either cuz his system was cranked... what are the loudest replacement horns i can get my hands on?
--ohh don't say truck air horns, not down with the pull cord.
ok i want a new horn. last night some 90 year old man didn't hear me honking at him as he was merging into my car, and five minutes later some guy didn't hear me honking at him either cuz his system was cranked... what are the loudest replacement horns i can get my hands on?
--ohh don't say truck air horns, not down with the pull cord.
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hehe
thats what i am talking about i want something that will put the fear of god into people when they hear it...as long as it doesn't involve a pull cord. i've been told to go with hella, just wondering if there are other ways to go.
Re: hehe
Originally posted by SINYMaxSE
thats what i am talking about i want something that will put the fear of god into people when they hear it...as long as it doesn't involve a pull cord. i've been told to go with hella, just wondering if there are other ways to go.
thats what i am talking about i want something that will put the fear of god into people when they hear it...as long as it doesn't involve a pull cord. i've been told to go with hella, just wondering if there are other ways to go.
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would that just be overkill?
i think a horn should be functional in other words loud as hell...i wonder if that kit would be street legal on a car
Re: would that just be overkill?
Originally posted by SINYMaxSE
i think a horn should be functional in other words loud as hell...i wonder if that kit would be street legal on a car
i think a horn should be functional in other words loud as hell...i wonder if that kit would be street legal on a car
I put in a Hella 2-trumpet set
- about $25 from Susquehanna Motor Sports.
The Hellas are nice and loud [but not quite as loud as I'd hoped]
Also kinda on the shrill side
- I was wanting something with a bit more bass to it, like a semitruck.
I have seen other horns available in parts catalogs
but I've never heard them.
The install was pretty simple.
The hardest part was making the mount.
I left the stock horn in that's in front of the radiator.
I took off the horn that's to the left of the motor as you face the front of the car.
I used a piece of metal [a kind of "tie"]
that's supposed to be used for holding 2 pieces of wood together
[you can get at home depot or similar]
This piece would be kind of butterfly shaped if flat,
but it has a bend/twist in it.
I mounted the compressor and one horn to this
and kept the bracket that the stock horn was on
and mounted the other horn on that.
I bolted both pieces using the stock nut/bolt through the original hole.
Somebody has a nice how2 for mounting them behind the driver's side foglight.
It just looked like more trouble than where I put them.
But, if you have a supercharger, or intend to get one,
then that's about the only place where you'll have the room.
what I'd really like is a set of those forks in front like some garbage trucks have...
Just drive up, slip 'em under the offending vehicle, and flip it over behind you.
- about $25 from Susquehanna Motor Sports.
The Hellas are nice and loud [but not quite as loud as I'd hoped]
Also kinda on the shrill side
- I was wanting something with a bit more bass to it, like a semitruck.
I have seen other horns available in parts catalogs
but I've never heard them.
The install was pretty simple.
The hardest part was making the mount.
I left the stock horn in that's in front of the radiator.
I took off the horn that's to the left of the motor as you face the front of the car.
I used a piece of metal [a kind of "tie"]
that's supposed to be used for holding 2 pieces of wood together
[you can get at home depot or similar]
This piece would be kind of butterfly shaped if flat,
but it has a bend/twist in it.
I mounted the compressor and one horn to this
and kept the bracket that the stock horn was on
and mounted the other horn on that.
I bolted both pieces using the stock nut/bolt through the original hole.
Somebody has a nice how2 for mounting them behind the driver's side foglight.
It just looked like more trouble than where I put them.
But, if you have a supercharger, or intend to get one,
then that's about the only place where you'll have the room.
what I'd really like is a set of those forks in front like some garbage trucks have...
Just drive up, slip 'em under the offending vehicle, and flip it over behind you.
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thanks for the info guys
i am going to look into the hella triple horn set. i think clee130 has them and from what i remember it was pretty loud..
Re: thanks for the info guys
Yep... definately gets those jaywalkers MOVING when I press the horn!
Originally posted by SINYMaxSE
i am going to look into the hella triple horn set. i think clee130 has them and from what i remember it was pretty loud..
i am going to look into the hella triple horn set. i think clee130 has them and from what i remember it was pretty loud..
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