AIRHORNS!!!
#11
03-05-2008, 11:27 AM
RE: AIRHORNS!!!
I have this baby...it get's attention...and looks pretty cool as well...
http://www.metalartsinc.com/motorcyc...FQVvlgodTVvWwA
http://www.metalartsinc.com/motorcyc...FQVvlgodTVvWwA
#12
03-05-2008, 11:30 AM
RE: AIRHORNS!!!
ORIGINAL: dgriffith
I have Revco air horns. I took them off the origional bracket they came with and mounted them on an L shaped piece of 3/16 polished aluminum mounted to the front 2 bolts of the jiffy stand. The horns are different length which works out perfect. The trumpet edge is just forward of the engine guard. I used almost 5 ft. of 1/4 in vacume hose to route from compressor, under seat, down the right rear side of engine, along the inner frame rail across the front of the oil pan to the horns. Sounds complicated, but I made it with simple hand tools and it's out of the way and the sound is in front of the lowers.
I have Revco air horns. I took them off the origional bracket they came with and mounted them on an L shaped piece of 3/16 polished aluminum mounted to the front 2 bolts of the jiffy stand. The horns are different length which works out perfect. The trumpet edge is just forward of the engine guard. I used almost 5 ft. of 1/4 in vacume hose to route from compressor, under seat, down the right rear side of engine, along the inner frame rail across the front of the oil pan to the horns. Sounds complicated, but I made it with simple hand tools and it's out of the way and the sound is in front of the lowers.
Would like to see a photo of how your set up looks.
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03-05-2008, 11:40 AM
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03-05-2008, 11:57 AM
RE: AIRHORNS!!!
ORIGINAL: dgriffith
I have Revco air horns. I took them off the origional bracket they came with and mounted them on an L shaped piece of 3/16 polished aluminum mounted to the front 2 bolts of the jiffy stand. The horns are different length which works out perfect. The trumpet edge is just forward of the engine guard. I used almost 5 ft. of 1/4 in vacume hose to route from compressor, under seat, down the right rear side of engine, along the inner frame rail across the front of the oil pan to the horns. Sounds complicated, but I made it with simple hand tools and it's out of the way and the sound is in front of the lowers.
I have Revco air horns. I took them off the origional bracket they came with and mounted them on an L shaped piece of 3/16 polished aluminum mounted to the front 2 bolts of the jiffy stand. The horns are different length which works out perfect. The trumpet edge is just forward of the engine guard. I used almost 5 ft. of 1/4 in vacume hose to route from compressor, under seat, down the right rear side of engine, along the inner frame rail across the front of the oil pan to the horns. Sounds complicated, but I made it with simple hand tools and it's out of the way and the sound is in front of the lowers.
#15
03-05-2008, 12:28 PM
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RE: AIRHORNS Picture
I just bought the Stebel too. It is really loud and will get attention. Haven't installed it yet since i just had back surgery.
Here's a pic I stole from another post.
I plan to install it in the same place, modify the bell cover to cover the compressor and have the horns peek out the front.
Will paint the whole horn wrinkle black so it will blend in with the wrinkle black bell cover.
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#20
03-05-2008, 02:24 PM
RE: AIRHORNS!!!
ORIGINAL: billybud
I have this baby...it get's attention...and looks pretty cool as well...
http://www.metalartsinc.com/motorcyc...FQVvlgodTVvWwA
I have this baby...it get's attention...and looks pretty cool as well...
http://www.metalartsinc.com/motorcyc...FQVvlgodTVvWwA