Installing aftermarket horns?
May 24, 2008, 01:58 PM
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Installing aftermarket horns?
Well i was going through my old dsm stuff and i cam accross a set of high and low, 118db horns. They are the normal round car horns, but they have two prongs, one for possitive and one for negative. I looked at my stock horns, and they just have one plug. How do i need to wire these horns in?
May 24, 2008, 08:50 PM
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Alright, thats what i figured. And its just a 118db horn thats pretty much just a loud car horn, nothing stupid........untill i buy train horns down the road.lol
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Not to jack your thread, but I have a wolo freight train horn package for sale. Same as this one http://www.amazon.com/Wolo-Challenge...728241&sr=8-22. If anyone is interested shoot me a Pm.
As far as the electric horn, they are very impressive. You whould be happy with what you have.
As far as the electric horn, they are very impressive. You whould be happy with what you have.
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Not to jack your thread, but I have a wolo freight train horn package for sale. Same as this one http://www.amazon.com/Wolo-Challenge...728241&sr=8-22. If anyone is interested shoot me a Pm.
As far as the electric horn, they are very impressive. You whould be happy with what you have.
As far as the electric horn, they are very impressive. You whould be happy with what you have.
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