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Has anyone tried installing an aftermarket air horn in their rig? If so, what brand? How was installation? How does it work for ya?
My horn sounds like a mortally wounded mouse when I hit the buttons... and the replacement stock horns are over $90...
Dave
My horn sounds like a mortally wounded mouse when I hit the buttons... and the replacement stock horns are over $90...
Dave
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I went with a Grover Air Horn Kit.
Horns, compressor, air tank solenoid, lines ,,,,everything included 'cept the truck, labor, and "Adult Refreshments".
Installed using these instructions.
http://dodgeram.info/tech/mods/AirHorn/index.html
Nice setup.
Horns, compressor, air tank solenoid, lines ,,,,everything included 'cept the truck, labor, and "Adult Refreshments".
Installed using these instructions.
http://dodgeram.info/tech/mods/AirHorn/index.html
Nice setup.
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Installed in the "stealth mode", it's one of those touches that will automatically change the interior color of the snooooozin' bozo's car in front at the light on the cell phone in one hand, and the $tarbuck$ tripple lattee in the other to a nice "Mocha" hue.
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Shovelhead! That's great!!
ArcticWolf, fortunately, I turned down my volume before clicking that link. WOW! THAT would scare the pants off a deaf man!
ArcticWolf, fortunately, I turned down my volume before clicking that link. WOW! THAT would scare the pants off a deaf man!
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That particular horn - first one on the webpage - is the sound you heard (if I didn't blow out your speakers (sorry bout that )) and it's not bad compared to others I've seen and those suckers ARE loud....
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They have the distinct train sound, too.
If only it weren't some $600 for the horns and a compressor/tank kit. Afraid that will never be in my budget unless I win the lottery or find a used compressor/tank setup somewhere.
If only it weren't some $600 for the horns and a compressor/tank kit. Afraid that will never be in my budget unless I win the lottery or find a used compressor/tank setup somewhere.
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Originally posted by condensr
They have the distinct train sound, too.
If only it weren't some $600 for the horns and a compressor/tank kit. Afraid that will never be in my budget unless I win the lottery or find a used compressor/tank setup somewhere.
They have the distinct train sound, too.
If only it weren't some $600 for the horns and a compressor/tank kit. Afraid that will never be in my budget unless I win the lottery or find a used compressor/tank setup somewhere.
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Well if you dont want the tank there are places on evilbay and Griots Garage I think its called that sell horns that are are electric hookup, but have a little compressor in them, supposed to be like 139db at 4ft. They arent too expensive either, like $40 on Griots, mabye $20 or $30 from evilbay here is the link to it at Griots.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....2520&SKU=77839
The other option is the one mentioned above with the air tank off an old big rig. Then either a 12V air compressor or one of them ones you put directly on your engine would be nice. Then you could even run air bags as well. Holy your getting me all excited I better stop.
Anyways good luck.
-Jared
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....2520&SKU=77839
The other option is the one mentioned above with the air tank off an old big rig. Then either a 12V air compressor or one of them ones you put directly on your engine would be nice. Then you could even run air bags as well. Holy your getting me all excited I better stop.
Anyways good luck.
-Jared
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Re: Air Horn
Originally posted by ride_a_hd
Has anyone tried installing an aftermarket air horn in their rig? If so, what brand? How was installation? How does it work for ya?
My horn sounds like a mortally wounded mouse when I hit the buttons... and the replacement stock horns are over $90...
Dave
Has anyone tried installing an aftermarket air horn in their rig? If so, what brand? How was installation? How does it work for ya?
My horn sounds like a mortally wounded mouse when I hit the buttons... and the replacement stock horns are over $90...
Dave