Suggestions for a more substantial sounding horn?
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Suggestions for a more substantial sounding horn?
My horn works, but it a little week. (Actually, it’s downright embarrassing to hit the horn button.) I’m not looking for a crazy air horn, just something that commands a little more respect and attention. Suggestions?
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Go for the "Dixie" style dukes of hazard horn
That demands super-max respect....when people hear it they will think you are a total badass...like you are going to go and jump their car or something.
That demands super-max respect....when people hear it they will think you are a total badass...like you are going to go and jump their car or something.
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For years I ran some generic air horns that I purchased from Princess Auto. If I recall, the brand name was "Chico". They were alright, but the horns themselves were large and the compressor took up some space.
Since the big turbo upgrade there was no room for the old horns so I installed a set of "Freeway Blaster" (found at Canadian Tire, but I'm sure are available at most auto parts stores) behind the intercooler. They seem to work well.
Since the big turbo upgrade there was no room for the old horns so I installed a set of "Freeway Blaster" (found at Canadian Tire, but I'm sure are available at most auto parts stores) behind the intercooler. They seem to work well.
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