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Im just using the wire off the stock horns to trip the solenoid to the air horns.
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do you use it like a normal horn? Ever gotten in trouble for it?
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I only use it for a normal horn.. I haven't scared anyone with it.
I look at it this way, If some a$$ scared me with these horns I would be pissed.
So I don't go looking to scare ppl.
I look at it this way, If some a$$ scared me with these horns I would be pissed.
So I don't go looking to scare ppl.
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oh I'm not saying use it to scare people was just wondering if it was too loud to actually be used as a normal horn or not.
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But don't be afraid to honk at a hottie walking down the street
If you tap the horn they sound just like a normal horn.
If you lay on the horn they open up and get loud..you'll see.
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its just as loud as a 18wheelers horn, not really as loud as a train. Just don't be an *** and you wont get in any trouble for using them when needed. But don't be afraid to honk at a hottie walking down the street
If you tap the horn they sound just like a normal horn. If you lay on the horn they open up and get loud..you'll see.
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LMAO...
Okay, that kit is not a true train horn, or even a semi horn...I scored a semi air horn at a local flea market for like $5, and thought "what the hell, I'll try it"...The horn was a triple, and the shortest one in the three, was 2 feet long. So yeah, they wouldn't fit. I met a guy in TX, who drove a brotruck, that had an actual train horn on his rig...thing was frickin' huge, and you can hear it from like 5 miles away. That's when I gave up on large air powered horns. Too brodozer for my blood, LOL
Duma, how do you like that setup? Never seen that kit before.
Okay, that kit is not a true train horn, or even a semi horn...I scored a semi air horn at a local flea market for like $5, and thought "what the hell, I'll try it"...The horn was a triple, and the shortest one in the three, was 2 feet long. So yeah, they wouldn't fit. I met a guy in TX, who drove a brotruck, that had an actual train horn on his rig...thing was frickin' huge, and you can hear it from like 5 miles away. That's when I gave up on large air powered horns. Too brodozer for my blood, LOL
Duma, how do you like that setup? Never seen that kit before.
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I did find a single trumpet at one point, and mounted it underneath behind the gas tank. It was loud, but the novelty wore off quickly. Disconnected it soon after. Then I met the brotruck dude in TX...kinda sealed the deal for me. I don't wanna be "bro", LMAO
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I feel the same way about it. So, no, LOL
I did find a single trumpet at one point, and mounted it underneath behind the gas tank. It was loud, but the novelty wore off quickly. Disconnected it soon after. Then I met the brotruck dude in TX...kinda sealed the deal for me. I don't wanna be "bro", LMAO
I did find a single trumpet at one point, and mounted it underneath behind the gas tank. It was loud, but the novelty wore off quickly. Disconnected it soon after. Then I met the brotruck dude in TX...kinda sealed the deal for me. I don't wanna be "bro", LMAO
And yes all the brodozer guys up here started to get horns so I kinda just have them now. Im lazy to pull them out and do something else with the space where the horns are lol.
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