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In fact, I want one so I can get the attention of all the dummies around here who are too busy with their phones to drive.

I had a Kleinn train horn setup on my last truck. Loved it. I'd get another if I had the money. I never used it to be a dick and scare people, just scared the people that cut me off or who deserved it.

You guys should stop playing traffic cop and concentrate on your driving.

Static Enthusiast

Static

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You guys should stop playing traffic cop and concentrate on your driving.

:rollin:

diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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Horns are not as bad as dark tinted windows, blacked out lighting IMO. :happysad:

JacobC1983 Enthusiast

JacobC1983

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Yeah that's a completely BS story, not enough db to cause hearing damage unless it was sustained for minutes and he was a lit closer than that

 

A ship horn maybe, definitely not a train horn.

 

Imo, although it's immature, I think it's pretty funny. Harmless prank.

No it isn't I have worked with the guy for years. Go run a train horn directly at your ear with your ear and train horn being about 10 feet apart. Tell me how it works out for you.

obfirefighter22 Enthusiast

obfirefighter22

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You guys should stop playing traffic cop and concentrate on your driving.

Thought this forum was the traffic cop/moral police place to go... I stopped asking questions awhile back because that's all people do here. Ask a question and no one answers, instead they give 1000 reasons why you shouldn't because the law/manufacturer/ etc blah blah

obfirefighter22 Enthusiast

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No it isn't I have worked with the guy for years. Go run a train horn directly at your ear with your ear and train horn being about 10 feet apart. Tell me how it works out for you.

I can believe it but also believe it's different depending on the persons ear and the model of horn perhaps.

 

I'm a firefighter and was in the bed one day. The other guys carried in a train horn in my room that barely wider than a twin mattress, and also a portable air compressor. I can tell you it was very very loud, and also cleared the room of all dust:/.

 

My ears were ringing for alittle while that day, but got back to norm before the day was over if I remember correctly(probably 10 years ago now).

 

By no means am I condoning, and it deff wasn't smart or mature of them.

MiamiSilverado1500 Enthusiast

MiamiSilverado1500

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I think you guys need to lay off of grizz_wi. I see no problem with having a train horn as long as you are responsible since they are very loud. In fact, I want one so I can get the attention of all the dummies around here who are too busy with their phones to drive.

 

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My sentiments exactly.

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bgweed Enthusiast

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I got rid of my Nathan K5's and installed a full set of 4 note Cadillac horns.

 

RT

 

I'd like to know more about this...

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