OkieJoe86

Anyone got a train horn setup on their truck?? Post a picture, I want to see how you set it up! Im going to be buying a kit here in the next couple weeks.

Cormack71

Heres mine.

iRub1Out

I think a train horn would be fun and beneficial (when someone is riding the fast land and wont pass?) but for initial cost and installation ease I just used a Sound-Off speaker and a used siren unit with horn/yelp settings. I don't use the yelp but the horn is a lot louder than stock, and it wont catch a cops attention as easily.

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

i dont blame you, over summer break im plannin on doing the same thing, heres the site ive got bookmarked...

http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...umpets_c32.htm

but im plannin on gettin these...

http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...1&productId=82

4x4wolf

Cormack that looks really sweet, I would love to have one

Cormack71

The install is not hard at all. Very simple. And it is sweet! I'll take pictures of my set up. They way I rigged it is pretty unique and looks factory.

MEntalheaded

Here's my Nathan Air Chime K3la waiting for tank from the man in the brown van will be running 10 gallon tank two Viair 480c's manual Grahm White Valve!Had these ten years thay can wake the dead!!!

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Goober

Dude, thar is over the top!!!
And I LOVE over the top!!!!
2 big thumbs up.
Pity the poor fools that turn left in front of you!

MOTOunplugged

I have my hornblasters.com kit and I'm going to install it after finals are over! is it bad to mount them in front of the radiator?? Will it not be blocking air at all?

iRub1Out

It won't block enough air to affect anything, just as long as you don't try to bolt/screw the horn to it.

Agreed that an air horn would be great, but my boss might notice an air tank... he is far less likely to notice a speaker hidden under the hood. So it's not a matter of ease per se, more of a "which will more likely go unnoticed".