How hard was this to install?

 

I have a dual trumpet set of air horns on mine. Install is fairly easy. I removed the grill and had plenty of room to mount them. I used the original wiring, no relay, and used a stud in there to mount the compressor. Works great.

 

it wasnt that hard i will put some pics and video of it preety soon

 

congratz aper...hehe Armenian's putting it down, those of you in So.Cali. know the horn's popularity...hehe, Glendale's filled with G35 coupes and sedans,

 

hmmmm, interesting...

 

haha^^^ estos maricones no ponen el video solo hablan mierda

 

merci axperys hahaah Armenians are putting it down if u leave in g-dale u need one hahahahaha

 

how hard was it to install. is it just an unplug the old one and plug in the new one type of deal.

 

Kind of but i had to cheang the wires.... i had to put thiker ones

 

Use a "relay" from the battery. You can get them at Rat Shack or any Auto Parts store.

 

How do you wire it if you use a relay from the battery?

Sorry for the nweb question.

 

Not at all, there is a diagram (schematic, enclosed) right on the relay. A "hot" wire from the battery (heavy gauge #10) to terminal 30/51 then go from terminal 87 to the "hot" of the horn compressor. Go from the "neg" of the compressor to "chassis ground" (metal body). Take the original horn wires and hook to terminals 86 and 85, if that doesn't work reverse the wires on 86 and 85 as you have it backwards. This will allow FULL power to the compressor and a louder horn. It will also keep your factory wiring from "letting the smoke out"

 

isnt this illegal in most states.....you can probably shatter glass at those DB's

 

The Texas Motor Vehicle Code:

§ 547.501. AUDIBLE WARNING DEVICES. (a) A motor vehicle
shall be equipped with a horn in good working condition that emits a
sound audible under normal conditions at a distance of at least 200
feet.
(b) A vehicle may not be equipped with and a person may not
use on a vehicle a siren, whistle, or bell unless the vehicle is:
(1) a commercial vehicle that is equipped with a theft
alarm signal device arranged so that the device cannot be used as an
ordinary warning signal; or
(2) an authorized emergency vehicle that is equipped
with a siren, whistle, or bell that complies with Section 547.702.
(c) A motor vehicle operator shall use a horn to provide
audible warning only when necessary to insure safe operation.
(d) A warning device, including a horn, may not emit an
unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle.

Now, define "Unreasonably Loud".

 

Your right bro you have to use a "relay" and than connect it to the battery