Cool transistor horns.....
April-7th-2003, 10:47 AM
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Cool transistor horns.....
Hi Guys,
I've got one of these transistor horns shown on this site
http://www.koizer.com.tw/transistor.htm
Got the K-816 (16 sound)... its very cool and loud as well.
Question is ... where under the hood is the best spot to put this thing.
Thanks,
Protege5_TO
I've got one of these transistor horns shown on this site
http://www.koizer.com.tw/transistor.htm
Got the K-816 (16 sound)... its very cool and loud as well.
Question is ... where under the hood is the best spot to put this thing.
Thanks,
Protege5_TO
April-7th-2003, 07:37 PM
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i have wolo airhorns that im' still working on putting it. but i found that below the airbox there is some generous space and holes that you can mount fixtures on. the hardest part is running the wiring and tubing.
April-8th-2003, 08:53 PM
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Originally posted by Protegé Menacé
sure. i might take some higher quality pics once i get back to my house for easter, but you cn see how they are angled under the box. if you feel under there, there is a metal arm like 1 inch wide that holds the airbox up, with a gap between, enoguh to fit a ziptie through the gap and tie the horns to the arm.
sure. i might take some higher quality pics once i get back to my house for easter, but you cn see how they are angled under the box. if you feel under there, there is a metal arm like 1 inch wide that holds the airbox up, with a gap between, enoguh to fit a ziptie through the gap and tie the horns to the arm.
April-8th-2003, 09:29 PM
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Sweet. I'll have to check and see if I have similar bolt locations. Too lazy to check right now though 
Plus I don't need to worry about the harsh salty winters around here, it's so nice not having to watch the weather channel every morning. hehe...
Plus I don't need to worry about the harsh salty winters around here, it's so nice not having to watch the weather channel every morning. hehe...
April-9th-2003, 10:21 AM
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you can get horns at any auto parts or performance store. There's all different colors. But you wanna get the smallest ones available because there's not all that much room. Mine were around $35. It comes with everything you need except wire.
April-9th-2003, 10:50 AM
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zmzmp5 wrote:
Where did you get it and how much? Looks kinda cool.
>> I got it from an auto shop in south east asia when i spent my holiday there. Got it for CAD$80. They also carry many other types.. i saw one set that has 8 air horns in different sizes.
There is another set that can imitate the sound of a cow .... :-)
Protege5_TO.
Where did you get it and how much? Looks kinda cool.
>> I got it from an auto shop in south east asia when i spent my holiday there. Got it for CAD$80. They also carry many other types.. i saw one set that has 8 air horns in different sizes.
There is another set that can imitate the sound of a cow .... :-)
Protege5_TO.
Last edited by Protege5_TO; April-9th-2003 at 12:12 PM.
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