i already installed 1 and i don't feel that it is loud enough maybe defective or maybe its me. my question is can i buy another won and have 2 horns will it be twice as loud,and will do harm to my trucks electrical system.
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Yes I feel that mine isn't that loud either and yes you could do another one and it should be louder and it will not hurt to your truck as long as you have a relay that can handle the power of both horns
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No problem , but remember to point Horn down, so water does not get in it , in case you get caught in a rainstorm. Just follow the installation instructions which are pretty good.
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I'm in Texas and it has been about 10-40 degrees F in the mornings and nights and my horn works great. I just want everybody to know that installing this horn may take some fabrication. I have a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi and I had to make a bracket. If you are installing it on an older car or truck that has a lot of hood space then you may be fine. You may need some adaptors if your wiring is not the same as the horn's.
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Yes,,,as long as you wire it up independent like your vehicle never had a horn system...also dont overload it adding too many horns, one to two is enough. Giddy-Up, Beaver
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The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
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What kind of truck do you have? I don't see why not. These speakers really surprised me for the price. If I were hooking up 2 I would buy 2 separate amp wiring kits (I used the 8 guage kit) I wouldn't try to bridge the 2 speakers with 1 wiring kit. And just wire it up like any other amp kit. Hot and ground are easy.....speaker wires I would mate with your rear speakers (unless you have a after market head unit with RCA inputs......The blue remote wire, just find a ACC supported wire. Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately the horn will only work on 12VDC. I also would not buy another as it's no louder than the OEM horn that came on my motorcycle.
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i read some other guys doing it, but i think you will be a little weak on power, and i had a problum over heating when used at 90% gain. i had to back down to 60%to solve the over heating auto shut down, its a nice clean amp and at 60% it will push my 4 polk audio db651s very very loud and clear....i have 2 8in subs that will shake the car using a boss R1100m amp .....myself ,go with 2 amps, or just one on the subs and the fullrange off the head. the boss is low cost ,and has been getting thrashed 2 hrs a day 6 days a week for almost a year and every thing in the car works as new...... hope this helped i read some other guys doing it, but i think you will be a little weak on power, and i had a problum over heating when used at 90% gain. i had to back down to 60%to solve the over heating auto shut down, its a nice clean amp and at 60% it will push my 4 polk audio db651s very very loud and clear....i have 2 8in subs that will shake the car using a boss R1100m amp .....myself ,go with 2 amps, or just one on the subs and the fullrange off the head. the boss is low cost ,and has been getting thrashed 2 hrs a day 6 days a week for almost a year and every thing in the car works as new...... hope... » Read More i read some other guys doing it, but i think you will be a little weak on power, and i had a problum over heating when used at 90% gain. i had to back down to 60%to solve the over heating auto shut down, its a nice clean amp and at 60% it will push my 4 polk audio db651s very very loud and clear....i have 2 8in subs that will shake the car using a boss R1100m amp .....myself ,go with 2 amps, or just one on the subs and the fullrange off the head. the boss is low cost ,and has been getting thrashed 2 hrs a day 6 days a week for almost a year and every thing in the car works as new...... hope this helped « Show Less
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I would get more wire (they don't supply enough) also different connectors. . (Butt, male and female connectors. .heat shrink style if possible) ...I didn't connect to my truck horn, I installed a separate switch..It's not too difficult. .Takes some time but is fairly simple. .The difficulty is mainly based on how you want your setup to be.
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Depends on your exact situation. It could be as simple as replacing your old horns, that is plug and play. In my case I went from one weak squeeeeky horn to the pair of these. I needed about two feet of 18 gauge hook-up wire and three crimp-on wire terminals. These should cost about three or four dollars. I've been very happy with the horns themselves, they are louder and better sounding than the stock horn they replaced. I hope this helps.
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Is reasonable loud,,,, you can adjust the volume i wanted louder, ,,, so i purchased an additional speaker and installed both ,,,,,i had to lower the volume a little because it was too loud.......
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not as loud as bomb i like it,but i have a ford with a big cat converter.your truck could be louder.nice.....ray-ray
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Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of all, sounds amazing for a small box. Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of... » Read More Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of all, sounds amazing for a small box. « Show Less
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This horn is bigger than most stock horns. Not sure if it's a question of if, but where. Mine will not fit the stock location, therefore I'll be placing mine in an alternative area. It is very loud, definitely an attention getter.
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If your car has dual horns with two wire connectors on each horn they should work The horn set comes with a relay that you may not need. My only regret is that they are not as loud as the last Fiamm horns I bought. The look the same but they are not near as loud.
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Mine is on my Harley, fastened it to original horn mount. At 1st there was hardly any sound out of it, so I added a horn relay (5.99 from Autozone) which puts 12v from battery right to horn, you still use MC horn button to activate. Now its blasts loud!
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It was just like a few decibels above a VW Beetle horn. A loud VW horn. Any of the sounds you mentioned would have made me happy. The stock horns on my 64 Chev. truck drowned them out.