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Old 12-27-2012, 07:40 PM   #1
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OEM Horn Replacement

I have been cut off one to many times, and would like to replace my F53's factory horn. Has anyone investigated the loudest replacement horn which won't require compressed air?
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There are many sell contained air horns, you are not the first to want one.

Most auto supplies have them at various price point

They have high volume compressor and multiple horns.

Move wire from existing to new, mount everything done
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I will be adding an Air Horn to my F53 later this year with a City/HiWay switch that way I don't wake the neighbors at the camp ground if I blow it
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I'm thinking of replacing our horns also. I've found several different horns on ebay and amazon. Some claiming up to 139 db, which is pretty darn loud. Some are air horns that come with small electric compressors for air, some are just electric, that would probably easily hook up to the existing horn wiring. I'll probably just go with a set of electrics myself.
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