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Is the horn located in the right hand wheel well forward of the wheel? I'm putting on an air horn to wake people when they are being stupid.

 

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Josh

 

US Coast Guard Retired

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I want a hand held electromagnetic pulse generator to wipe out cell phones. Texters and people with one hand with a phone and the other holding a latte beware!!

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I helped a Good friend of mine install a cb in his cab and a huge loudspeaker under the hood of an old Mitsubishi mighty max in high school. Basically a PA system, we had so much fun with that. I kind of want one now to yell at all the idiots lol!

 

 

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I want a hand held electromagnetic pulse generator to wipe out cell phones. Texters and people with one hand with a phone and the other holding a latte beware!!

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Is the horn located in the right hand wheel well forward of the wheel? I'm putting on an air horn to wake people when they are being stupid.

 

Thanks for the help.

Josh

 

US Coast Guard Retired

Don't quote me but I think the horn is behind the grill, in front of the radiator. Also keep a couple of extra fuses for the system handy, I think you are going to get extensive use out of it....unfortunately.

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Needs to be able to blow out speakers and amps on those alpha hotels who rattle there trunk lids.

 

USCG those horns are for trains or boats, can get you unwanted attention from popo.

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Is the horn located in the right hand wheel well forward of the wheel? I'm putting on an air horn to wake people when they are being stupid.

 

Thanks for the help.

Josh

 

US Coast Guard Retired

I hope it's durable, otherwise you are more than likely going to be wearing it out quick. Don't take your finger off the trigger.

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jb1968 New Member

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I'm planning on adding a set of old school caddy 4 note horns soon. Wondering if there is already a realy in the stock horn circuit or if I will have to add one??

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Air/train horns rank right up there with the Rolling Coal group in douchey attention whoring behavior.

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The horn is located right behind the radiator on the driver's side, I added the Stebel Nautilus to my truck, it's loud enough for me!

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On 2/27/2015 at 8:27 AM, USCGRetiredJosh said:

Is the horn located in the right hand wheel well forward of the wheel? I'm putting on an air horn to wake people when they are being stupid.

 

Thanks for the help.

Josh

 

US Coast Guard Retired

I found mine behind the windshield washer bottle on the left side next to the radiator.

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