where do guys like dan vance get there horns for there race trucks? i think my horn took a **** and i need a new one. where can i buy one?
where do guys like dan vance get there horns for there race trucks? i think my horn took a **** and i need a new one. where can i buy one?
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not sure what horns everyone else uses but i know that hella makes a horn called supertones or something like that that is pretty loud.
We used a horn from a security system for cars. It's nice and loud!
I run the supertone hella horn. Usually the race cars run two, but I run one on my baja bug/prerunner and it works fine. You can find one for about $50 and its easy to install.
just bought the hella horn too, it might not be dan vance status but it should do the job
Jason
it comes with two, so i might as well run both of them
Jason
best horn we have ever ran was a stock VW 6 volt horn.... cheap and loud.
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The Hella horns are loud when your standing in front of them. After 15 miles in my 1600 I can barely hear them myself let alone the cars I am running down. You should run them both. install is easy if it is going on a switch. They do have diagrams on how to splice into the stock system. Im sure it will take longer if you go that route.
I don't think horns or even sirens work against the noise of many cars. I was passed by a late running Class 1500 at the TT250 and only heard the siren as that car was even with my left rear. My co-driver didn't hear it until it was past us. We do run a V-8 with headers and Supertrapps.
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