gonna do like on my 2013 civic and install a set of hornblasters conductor'special horn kit
Yea man you know how many people o have to honk at in the city especially these yellow cab drivers they run over U if U don't watch outMost people almost never use their horn. It kinda figures that you are a New Yorker. I on't care what the horn sounds like, usualy people hit the horn when they don't really need to and just end up making everyone else angry.
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That's one reason why I prefer Uber drivers, when it's your car, there's a shift in mindset about how you drive, being a fairly new car that you own, you'll make sure you treat it good and don't put it in situations it should be in.Yea man you know how many people o have to honk at in the city especially these yellow cab drivers they run over U if U don't watch out
I find that the only vehicles that honk in Toronto are the cabs.Yea man you know how many people o have to honk at in the city especially these yellow cab drivers they run over U if U don't watch out
Monday morning QB here, but you would have been better off with the Stebel Nautilus - both tones in one unit - 139dB output.I installed these http://www.amazon.com/H31000001-Universal-Sharptone-Panther-Yellow/dp/B00R3O0Y0M/ref=sr_1_1? last weekend.
Removing the front bumper was a pain in the ass, there's like 40 plastic clips you can potentially break (I broke 4), and the space where the stock horn is doesn't leave a lot of room for an additional horn but I was able to squeeze the horn relay and second horn in there.
That's not something i've typically seen in reviews, quite rare since not many people think about how the horn will sound, this will be something someone does from seeing this thread.Can we get a video of the stock horn. I'm interested in how it sounds.