Loud Electric Horns, No Air Please
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Loud Electric Horns, No Air Please
Hi
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
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TwiZted Biker (05-07-2019)
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[QUOTE=XTonerman;18206147]Hi
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a 98 Sportster and the horn is pathetic. I would like to try an electric horn before going the air horn route. Harley Davidson is selling an air horn that is 85 db, which according to HD is 5 db louder than the pre '13 side mounted horns, for about $50. The one on my Sportster doesn't sound like 80 db to me but whatever. Drag specialties allegedly has a 110 db electric horn that is supposed to be an exact OEM fit for the side mounted horns, fits under the cover, and is $26.00 Obviously more db for less money sounds like a better option but I don't know how durable it is, or whether the current draw will blow a fuse. IDK anyone who has actually used it, but I guess for $26 and the easy installation it's worth the risk. If it doesn't work out it's a easy fix to put the anemic horn back in or replace it with the Harley horn.
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a 98 Sportster and the horn is pathetic. I would like to try an electric horn before going the air horn route. Harley Davidson is selling an air horn that is 85 db, which according to HD is 5 db louder than the pre '13 side mounted horns, for about $50. The one on my Sportster doesn't sound like 80 db to me but whatever. Drag specialties allegedly has a 110 db electric horn that is supposed to be an exact OEM fit for the side mounted horns, fits under the cover, and is $26.00 Obviously more db for less money sounds like a better option but I don't know how durable it is, or whether the current draw will blow a fuse. IDK anyone who has actually used it, but I guess for $26 and the easy installation it's worth the risk. If it doesn't work out it's a easy fix to put the anemic horn back in or replace it with the Harley horn.
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I don't think I would want to settle for anything less than 100db. There are some electric pairs that claim 130 db.
Hi
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a 98 Sportster and the horn is pathetic. I would like to try an electric horn before going the air horn route. Harley Davidson is selling an air horn that is 85 db, which according to HD is 5 db louder than the pre '13 side mounted horns, for about $50. The one on my Sportster doesn't sound like 80 db to me but whatever. Drag specialties allegedly has a 110 db electric horn that is supposed to be an exact OEM fit for the side mounted horns, fits under the cover, and is $26.00 Obviously more db for less money sounds like a better option but I don't know how durable it is, or whether the current draw will blow a fuse. IDK anyone who has actually used it, but I guess for $26 and the easy installation it's worth the risk. If it doesn't work out it's a easy fix to put the anemic horn back in or replace it with the Harley horn.
I want to replace the anemic horn on The Blue Mule. Is there a really good single horn that will fit stock mount or a pair that I can split between the stock mount and another location? If a split set would the high or low go in stock location? Below is why, I can't give up my beady eyed skull.
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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a 98 Sportster and the horn is pathetic. I would like to try an electric horn before going the air horn route. Harley Davidson is selling an air horn that is 85 db, which according to HD is 5 db louder than the pre '13 side mounted horns, for about $50. The one on my Sportster doesn't sound like 80 db to me but whatever. Drag specialties allegedly has a 110 db electric horn that is supposed to be an exact OEM fit for the side mounted horns, fits under the cover, and is $26.00 Obviously more db for less money sounds like a better option but I don't know how durable it is, or whether the current draw will blow a fuse. IDK anyone who has actually used it, but I guess for $26 and the easy installation it's worth the risk. If it doesn't work out it's a easy fix to put the anemic horn back in or replace it with the Harley horn.
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Am surely getting a good 12 at the terminals. It freaked when I tightened it down. I finally added a rubber grommet '
to the hole and with locktite and a lock nut tightened down just right and it isn't bad but could be better.
The problem is that these are not the flat face where to put the second one is a problem, I am sure I can get one of those
in the skull at just 4 inches.
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I bought a Fiamm Freeway Blaster low note and replaced the stock horn with it. Then I took a high note Fiamm and made a bracket to attach it behind the engine on the flat panel under the seat. Ran the wiring in through an existing hole and ziptied a relay under the left side cover where the stock alarm siren is supposed to mount. Here's a shot of the horn mounted. Way on the right where I put the red arrow you can just barely see where I mounted the relay.
Here's a shot of the fabricated bracket
Here's a shot of the fabricated bracket
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ABQ-Jammer (06-05-2019)
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i found a blemished Wolo bad boy and am very happy with it.
they have an all chrome model also.
i found a blemished Wolo bad boy and am very happy with it.
they have an all chrome model also.