Hornblaster Train Horns - anyone have one?
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Originally Posted by ER NURSE 407
Make a short youtube vid of your horns
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I had there setup in my old ram. I loved it! They were LOUD! I had the three chrome train horns that are mounted to a plate and have the air valve on it. I ran a larger tank which made them louder longer.
I'd hit em going under an overpass and it sounded like an amtrack train going by. Scared lots of pedestrians with them! It was a fun time In my life.
I'd hit em going under an overpass and it sounded like an amtrack train going by. Scared lots of pedestrians with them! It was a fun time In my life.
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Originally Posted by TrainerJuice
X2 please. I would love to see those in action. Is it as loud as an ambulance/firetruck or train
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These are some of the funnest mods you can add to any vehicle I've seen them on cars truck big trucks everything! I had them on my Z71 an when your having a bad day or if someone pissed you off you can just ride around for a minute an BLAST somebody. Doesn't get much funner than watching the slow people in Wal Mart parking lot drop there groceries when your behind them an blast off!!!!!!!!! MUST HAVE ANOTHER SET
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id be worried about getting water and mud in those horns tho, ive already broken my stock horn from water, if i could find a safe place to put them id definatly get them
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Like the idea on how you mounted the horns, but where did you put your tank and compressor? I'm somewhat handy with this sorta stuff, but my skills are in other areas of the jeep, not necessarilly hooking up a air tank with a compressor and horns and toggle switches.
There are several other spots for mounting compressors on the JK, the most popular is next to the master cylinder, but that is where my ARB compressor is for soon to come lockers. Or some people have put them in the passenger taillight housings...
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Don't have pictures but, the compressor is above the rear axle mounted to the tub. The tank is located on the crash bar behind the front bumper, for now. I plan to move it once I get my BFH. Most likely will use RiverRaider AirTank Evap Skid.
There are several other spots for mounting compressors on the JK, the most popular is next to the master cylinder, but that is where my ARB compressor is for soon to come lockers. Or some people have put them in the passenger taillight housings...
There are several other spots for mounting compressors on the JK, the most popular is next to the master cylinder, but that is where my ARB compressor is for soon to come lockers. Or some people have put them in the passenger taillight housings...