bshpilot wrote:Dennis M M wrote:
IMHO train horns are obnoxious.
The Volvo had a whimpy horn so I installed a pair of Hadley horns protruding through the front bumper. Installed them right after a 4 wheeler made a right on red right in front of my 37k coming downhill to the light. They do get attention when you need it!
23" & 29" made a nice sounding pair as I recall. You need a pair with different tones. As one horn salesman told me while I was shopping, "a single horn will always sound like a single horn."
+1 on the multiple tones, this holds true even with electrics.
our coach had a single trumpet (and a single electric) on it from the factory - sounded stupid if not embarrassing.
GlennLever wrote:Oh no, look out
Some day I want to put these on
Ship horns
gbopp wrote:GlennLever wrote:
Some day I want to put these on
Ship horns
I think you're definitely going to win the battle of the air horns. :)
How much air does it take to operate them?
Dennis M M wrote:
IMHO train horns are obnoxious.
The Volvo had a whimpy horn so I installed a pair of Hadley horns protruding through the front bumper. Installed them right after a 4 wheeler made a right on red right in front of my 37k coming downhill to the light. They do get attention when you need it!
23" & 29" made a nice sounding pair as I recall. You need a pair with different tones. As one horn salesman told me while I was shopping, "a single horn will always sound like a single horn."
