Millerad1651
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So we all know how terrible our stock horns are. We have these badass, lifted off-road trucks, then when we honk at someone, its almost embarassing how weak the horns are. For Christmas my wife got me this setup. Its a Chrome Hawk electric air horn. Now its not one of the huge air horn setups that cost hundreds of dollars, but it was well worth the $50 she spent.
I ran the power through a 30 amp relay and threw in a 20 amp inline fuse. Probably way more than needed, but better safe than sorry. I also put it on a separate switch, so I still have the stock horns. A little overboard with the switch, but I've always wanted one.
Horns...think they're right at 115dB
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The switch I used. I moved the alarm indicator to the panel next to the steering wheel.
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This was more for entertainment than anything, but will be handy when someone really pisses me off.
I ran the power through a 30 amp relay and threw in a 20 amp inline fuse. Probably way more than needed, but better safe than sorry. I also put it on a separate switch, so I still have the stock horns. A little overboard with the switch, but I've always wanted one.
Horns...think they're right at 115dB
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/BvTOoeZDRSI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
The switch I used. I moved the alarm indicator to the panel next to the steering wheel.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/SUSRox7Fpuw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
This was more for entertainment than anything, but will be handy when someone really pisses me off.