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07-17-2007 #1
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A Horny Question
who makes, what cars have loud horns. the ones on a stock 70's firebird are not the greatest. prefer to keep them electric.
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07-17-2007 #2
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Actually, I just picked up 2 Low note horns from autozone on Sunday. Cheap, they bolt up like the old ones, look smoother and work great.
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If store bought horns don't trip your fancy.........Cadillac's and Big Buicks have some of the loudest on OEM applications. Cadillacs sometime have 3 notes.
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If you have ART system, run a line off of your tank to an air horn. Saw 4 on a box chevy that were so loud I almost pissed on myself. It will make people think twice about pulling out in front of you.
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My buddy has a 2 gal tank and 2 train horns in a 61 Chevy p/u. He honked once when my oldest was near it (she was 3). 3 years later she remembers "the truck with the loud horn that scared me".
I just suggest 2 good horns. I use 2 low notes, I know some who use 1 low and 1 high note. Sounds funny, but it sure gets some attention!Nick R.
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I think you should go with a train horn.
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yeah... thats what i;m talkin about right there.
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Train/Semi horns
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the idea is to worn other drivers not scare th s*#t out of em
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I dont run a horn on my car or bike, I just concentrate on getting out of the way.
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