ATTN Toasty
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picked mine up at a local store called canadian tire....
try at pepboys if you're stateside...i believe another member on here picked up the same horns i have from em.
try at pepboys if you're stateside...i believe another member on here picked up the same horns i have from em.
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Rep Power: 0 seeing as toastyghosty was "nice" enough to test them as i was helping to install them.. i was "lucky" enough to be one of the first to hear it. i don't think anyone else got as close as i did to it.. haha..
it's pretty darn loud for a disc horn. it's not an air horn tho, so it doesn't quite sound like a semi.
it's pretty darn loud for a disc horn. it's not an air horn tho, so it doesn't quite sound like a semi.
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Rep Power: 0 I relpaced my horn as well. I bought 2 FIAMM horns from autozone (about 10 bucks each), and put one on each side. Here's a tip.....1) if you have oem fogs, the horn will not fit in the original mounting position so you just have to mount it somewhere else..........2) remember to wire the horns (that is, if you decide to use 2) in parallel, daisy chaining (wiring in series) will not work. Much luck to ya.
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Rep Power: 0 I'm installing 2 hella supertones this weekend. i know I have to take the bumper off, but what does it mean when you say "daisy chaining" or series wiring. What i'll be doing is connect 2 positive wires from both horns together with the wire from the car and the negative terminal to the horn bracet as ground. Will this work? If not, please let me know what will.
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