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    12v Electric Horns

    So, in an effort to make my presence known among the cabbies of DC, I went out an bought two 12v (118 dB) electric horns for my car. I want them to fear me, to cry tears of woe (and have the sudden urge to wipe themselves) after I've alerted them to my presence behind them.

    I also want to accomplish this without frying myself.

    Thoughts? Suggestions? Places to buy cheap battering rams? I'm all ears.
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    Originally posted by Chad_Fontaine View Post
    So, in an effort to make my presence known among the cabbies of DC, I went out an bought two 12v (118 dB) electric horns for my car. I want them to fear me, to cry tears of woe (and have the sudden urge to wipe themselves) after I've alerted them to my presence behind them.

    I also want to accomplish this without frying myself.

    Thoughts? Suggestions? Places to buy cheap battering rams? I'm all ears.
    ......Good luck....i was gunna do this for those pesty bikers i see ride in the road but then i saw an group of bikers gang up on someone....lol i changed my mind...
    My 90 coupe Mr thread....
    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=178452

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      #3
      look forward to seeing pictures or even a video, i got a broken horn and this looks quite intriguing!
      IG:worldboss_sanjcb7

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        #4
        Sounds awesome. Still think its weak.

        Go to youtube and search "train horn prank" there is one video where two guys go around town in a mustang tooting their horn. Funny as hell
        Kyle C

        2002 Accord Sedan EX - standard- daily status

        1991 Accord Wagon LX - auto - 304K & slipping transmission

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          #5
          The frequency of the horn is going to play a bigger part in getting people to move out the way. Nobody is going to be intimidated by a high pitched horn. That's why train horns are so effective and large, you can feel them and hear them.

          YouTube Clicky!!

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            #6
            go big and get some air horns!
            '94 CD5 EX F22B1 Automatic

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              #7
              As for the wiring. You should be able to use the stock horn wiring and make a small adapter harness to plug into the existing cars connector.

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