Stebel Air Horn
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10-01-2009, 11:32 PM
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"for the guys who separated theirs... how did you seperate them and at what part of the horn did you do that?"
It took a minute to figure out, but it just slides off. The plastic horn from the metal compressor that is. You need a little force but no tools were needed to separate the two. I didn't need a dremel.
It took a minute to figure out, but it just slides off. The plastic horn from the metal compressor that is. You need a little force but no tools were needed to separate the two. I didn't need a dremel.
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10-03-2009, 04:22 AM
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10-05-2009, 09:21 PM
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I mounted mine under the voltage regulator on my 09 Ultra. I made a flat steel bracket that bolted to two holes in the frame there. This is the same horn that came off my 01, and now has a total of about 70k miles on it.
The only issue is if you drop off a curb, it could hit the horn. . . then the frame, etc. Don't do that.
On my Deuce, I mounted one just above the regulator.
The only issue is if you drop off a curb, it could hit the horn. . . then the frame, etc. Don't do that.
On my Deuce, I mounted one just above the regulator.
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10-16-2009, 09:33 PM
what kind of black?
well it costs a lot more, but I think the one below is what I will do.
http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...cat=223&page=1
http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...cat=223&page=1
Mike - did you get that horn yet? Did you get chrome or black? The pictures here - rivco horn - make it look like a matte black, just wondering if it is more of a gun metal, or if it has a shine. A buddy of mine seems set on ordering this rivco after seeing the modifications it handles.
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