Hmmm...How Illegal is this? ;)
Jul 28, 2004 | 04:42 PM
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Hmmm...How Illegal is this? ;)
Saw this set of horns at the local Pilot truck stop and decided I had to have them. They probably won't end up on the roof as pictured, but I thought they looked pretty darn cool up there! C'mon, I dare you to cut in front of me! 
Nah, they'll probably end up on my F250.
Nah, they'll probably end up on my F250.
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Jul 28, 2004 | 05:51 PM
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(b) Horn and warning device requirements. A vehicle specified under this subchapter shall have a horn or other warning device which is audible under normal conditions at a distance of not less than 200 feet. No vehicle shall be equipped with a siren, bell, whistle or similar device emitting an unreasonably loud or harsh sound except emergency vehicles and vehicles equipped with an anti-theft device.
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Jul 29, 2004 | 06:38 AM
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[QUOTE=SD70MAC]Saw this set of horns at the local Pilot truck stop and decided I had to have them. They probably won't end up on the roof as pictured, but I thought they looked pretty darn cool up there! C'mon, I dare you to cut in front of me! Nah, they'll probably end up on my F250.
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LOL I love them, how much were they? I've got the on-board air to run them too.
Really I'm thinking about some kind of air horns, maybe mounted out of sight though. When my truck was under warranty the horn went out and the dealer replaced it with a little Tercel horn, it sounds like a little lamb. People laugh when I honk it :cry:
Nah, they'll probably end up on my F250.QUOTE]
LOL I love them, how much were they? I've got the on-board air to run them too.
Really I'm thinking about some kind of air horns, maybe mounted out of sight though. When my truck was under warranty the horn went out and the dealer replaced it with a little Tercel horn, it sounds like a little lamb. People laugh when I honk it :cry:
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Jul 29, 2004 | 04:03 PM
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They still have several of them for $129.99 at the Pilot truck stop in Laramie, WY. That's the cheapest I've ever seen a set of train horns, and I've been looking for some for a long time. There is no indication of a brand name or anything, not even on the box so I have no idea who makes them.
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Jul 29, 2004 | 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
I've got the on-board air to run them too. Really I'm thinking about some kind of air horns, maybe mounted out of sight though.
Really I'm thinking about some kind of air horns, maybe mounted out of sight though.http://www.midiwall.com/4Runner/airhorns.html
It's quite loud.
Jul 30, 2004 | 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by midiwall
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Its an old thread, but worth bringing back. I have all the same Qs as MT goat. Would using a CO2 tank be easier because you dont have to have a compressor? Would it be crazy to just get a CO2 tank solely for the horn?
