Louder horn
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#3
Make some real noise with this
Replace your hockey puck meep-meep horn with a Stebel Nautilus
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CMX20H4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1415502974&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40
Mount it to the front frame just forward of the ac condenser. You'll need the wiring kit or your own stuff + relay. This WILL wake up stupid people not paying ATTN!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CMX20H4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1415502974&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40
Mount it to the front frame just forward of the ac condenser. You'll need the wiring kit or your own stuff + relay. This WILL wake up stupid people not paying ATTN!
#4
Three Horns Should Do It.
In addition to the OEM “meep, meep” horn, I added a pair of PIAA Sports Horn for around $48 from Amazon. My car now sounds like a large American car. Like gkitf16 said, you will need wiring and a relay. Good luck.
#5
As noted above, there are plenty of easy options, I personally went with the Fiamm El Grande horns, easy to install (w/ relay) and cheap (about $20). Sounds like a "normal" car now lol (i.e loud) ........my only regret was not doing this mod any sooner! I'm no longer embarrassed to lay on the horn
#8
All of the above are decent horns, i've never heard the Accord horn.
You could also grab a pair of air horns off a Lexus or other luxo car at the junkyard if you want to be cheap about it and wire it up with a relay, they sound pretty nice usually
I just used the Hella Twin Trumpets because they were cheap and good enough.
Most important thing is to follow the wire gauge recommendation for whatever horn you get, don't cheap out and use whatever is laying around, they won't be as loud and you can burn the wiring on the +12V circuit.
You could also grab a pair of air horns off a Lexus or other luxo car at the junkyard if you want to be cheap about it and wire it up with a relay, they sound pretty nice usually
I just used the Hella Twin Trumpets because they were cheap and good enough.
Most important thing is to follow the wire gauge recommendation for whatever horn you get, don't cheap out and use whatever is laying around, they won't be as loud and you can burn the wiring on the +12V circuit.
#9
I've spent the past couple of days listening to horn sounds on YouTube. Some of the aftermarket horns sound pretty good to me; but some of their reviews indicate that reliability might be questionable in some cases.
If I am going to spend three hours, or so, removing and replacing the bumper for horn installation, I would prefer to only do it once. I am leaning heavily toward the proven reliability of the four note AC Delco horns from some some of the GM cars. Space to install them might be a problem since there are four horns; but I love the sound.
If I am going to spend three hours, or so, removing and replacing the bumper for horn installation, I would prefer to only do it once. I am leaning heavily toward the proven reliability of the four note AC Delco horns from some some of the GM cars. Space to install them might be a problem since there are four horns; but I love the sound.
#13
Well, things are moving pretty fast. I ordered a set of Cadillac Four Note Horns from a seller on eBay last night. Just received an email saying that they have been shipped. I'll pick up a horn relay and other bits and pieces for wiring them locally.
#14
We await pictures!
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