Air Horn

[PaHumBug]

I have a hornblaster setup similar to the link above. The ABS plastic is pretty awesome, they will never rust, and I believe the reeds have a lifetime warranty too. I had a cheaper set of horns and the reeds rusted and/or broke in cold weather. These ones are going strong and shake the ground when you hit the magic button. And you have lots of mountin options because they are seperate instead of one large unit. I put the tank and compressor behind my internal spare and put the horn between the rear bumper and the rear axle. I love it.

[twinmill28]

That sounds like a really good setup there PaHUMbug. I've been hesitant putting the horns at the back of the truck because I want max impact at the front where the clowns cut me off. I guess they're loud enough that the location really doesn't matter?

[LoJac963]

Originally Posted by twinmill28

That sounds like a really good setup there PaHUMbug. I've been hesitant putting the horns at the back of the truck because I want max impact at the front where the clowns cut me off. I guess they're loud enough that the location really doesn't matter?

If I remember correctly there have been a few who have mounted them to the frame rails pointing forward-another possible option.

[[__--MUD--__]]

You could point those straight down and still have the same impact 360 degrees around you...

[PaHumBug]

Yes if you point them down the sound will hit the ground and have the same impact 360 degrees. If you point them forward it will be very loud ahead of you but half as loud behind you. Trust me they are loud enough, not need to point them forward.

[OrangeCrush]

I must be lost... where is the air stored on the OP?s setup he?s looking at? I have air horns and even though the tank is fairly large, it uses A LOT of air FAST. I can?t hold the horn down for more than 3-4 seconds at a time.

It?s LOUD but like I said, uses air fast.

Mark

[[__--MUD--__]]

the soup can is pictured right under the horn.