Truck Horn Install?

[USMC_315]

I'm looking into putting a truck, or maybe even a train horn, in cause it sounds weak in my opinion. anyway, I saw where the regular horn is, but wonderin if those long silver horns could fit somewhere. If anyones done this themselves help me out cause im not too keen on spending an arm and a leg to install a noise machine

 

[derian06]

If I remember correctly, there was a recent post about a plug and play horn from some model nissan that sounded alot better than Our stock horns. But another member will chime in with more information.

 

[LoJac963]

You can always do the old Delco 4-note horns. Pretty loud and sound like a train horn. Check my build thread for pics and a small vid of the sound.

 

[USMC_315]

Lojac, I'm not hatin', but I'd rather have a truck horn than a train horn after hearing that.

 

[LoJac963]

Are you talking air horns? What exactly is a truck horn? I had always wanted train/semi air horns but I cannot justify the price of a compressor/tank/horn setup which is why I went the route I did.

 

[derian06]

Are you talking air horns? What exactly is a truck horn? I had always wanted train/semi air horns but I cannot justify the price of a compressor/tank/horn setup which is why I went the route I did.

Train horns are obnoxiously loud and truck horns are just regular horns. Or atleast thats what I think they are,

 

[USMC_315]

i pretty much agree with derian, and i think the investment is worth it to get rid of the sissy crap horn gm slapped on these things

 

[Renagade132]

I installed dual electric air horns that I got through my sound guy, they are plug and play, but only if you install one, if you do two Like I did, you will need a relay to make them work! And the good thing about electric is that it's continuous sound for as long as you keep the horn button pressed on the steering wheel, unlike regular air horns that the compressor shoots air in, but as soon as it drains, it will stop blowing, so you have to release the horn to have it refill and blow sound again. I will try to find out who they are made by, if anyone is interested.

 

[Bigunit]

I installed dual electric air horns that I got through my sound guy, they are plug and play, but only if you install one, if you do two Like I did, you will need a relay to make them work! And the good thing about electric is that it's continuous sound for as long as you keep the horn button pressed on the steering wheel, unlike regular air horns that the compressor shoots air in, but as soon as it drains, it will stop blowing, so you have to release the horn to have it refill and blow sound again. I will try to find out who they are made by, if anyone is interested.

I'm interested to know who they are made by. Thanks.

 

[USMC_315]

I installed dual electric air horns that I got through my sound guy, they are plug and play, but only if you install one, if you do two Like I did, you will need a relay to make them work! And the good thing about electric is that it's continuous sound for as long as you keep the horn button pressed on the steering wheel, unlike regular air horns that the compressor shoots air in, but as soon as it drains, it will stop blowing, so you have to release the horn to have it refill and blow sound again. I will try to find out who they are made by, if anyone is interested.

i'm interested as well, let me know if you can figure it out

 

[Big2dabank]

I have dual bad boy horns, made by Wolo, on my H2 and they are much better than the stock wimpy horns, but still not obnoxiously loud. Wolo also has the Big Bad Black Max, which may be a little louder and deeper than the bad boys I have.

http://wolo-mfg.com/horns/air-horns.html