here is where the stock horns are...
Thanks for the info Damien.
I just bought a 138 decibel horn from Kragen. $15.
The stock horn isn't loud enough. I really want someone to know I am there. Don't need any dings.
Adam
I just bought a 138 decibel horn from Kragen. $15.
The stock horn isn't loud enough. I really want someone to know I am there. Don't need any dings.
Adam
Originally posted by MichRX7
I am wondering this as well, mine have never worked since the day I bought it.
I am wondering this as well, mine have never worked since the day I bought it.
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Getting better horns
There are two horns on the RX-7 and if both don't work, this is an indication of a badly repaired front-end crash. When the do work, they are not all that loud. Heller produce decent horns for around $100. The easiest way to replace them is to mount them both in easy reach of the existing wiring and cut wiring to the old ones out. Leave the old horns in place
Getting better horns
There are two horns on the RX-7 and if both don't work, this is an indication of a badly repaired front-end crash. When the do work, they are not all that loud. Heller produce decent horns for around $100. The easiest way to replace them is to mount them both in easy reach of the existing wiring and cut wiring to the old ones out. Leave the old horns in place
Kragen/Shucks is a large auto parts chain. I think they are owned by Southern Auto. There are lots of them on the west coast. I don't know about the rest of the country.
Adam
Adam
Originally posted by RX7SpiritR
Thanks for info guys, very helpful, cause my horns never worked from day one either, they just make clicking noises!
Thanks for info guys, very helpful, cause my horns never worked from day one either, they just make clicking noises!
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