fer.lambo, italian horn
#21
Originally Posted by jonomo,Sep 19 2006, 07:17 PM
would be nice to have something loud enough for the bus and taxi drivers to pay attention too.. please keep us informed
#22
I had Fiamms (on my Alfa a& Maserati) and they can be slow to honk in the winter. Griots Garage sells an all in one trumpt with built in compressor. Has the same sound but is much smaller and easier to install.
I would take a look at this one before settling on Fiamms. Remember that 02's and on have two horns to remove...
I feel it is critical to have a super loud horn in a small car as many people don't see you and I seldom use the horn, but when I do, "get the f out of the way".
I would take a look at this one before settling on Fiamms. Remember that 02's and on have two horns to remove...
I feel it is critical to have a super loud horn in a small car as many people don't see you and I seldom use the horn, but when I do, "get the f out of the way".
#23
I've got the Fiamm ones from Pepboys. The two red ones, paid like $25. Much better than stock. But does leave you with wanting a bit more OOMPH, not that these are quiet by any means. I'm thinking of going to the three horn version.
They sound great though.
They sound great though.
#24
Originally Posted by stphotographer,Sep 21 2006, 09:04 AM
never mind, saw it on the review site.
#25
Originally Posted by mosesbotbol,Sep 21 2006, 01:44 PM
I feel it is critical to have a super loud horn in a small car as many people don't see you and I seldom use the horn, but when I do, "get the f out of the way".
#27
I see a set of upgraded horns in my future. Today I was driving along and a guy next to me in a pickup started coming into my lane because he couldn't see me. It didn't help that he was blasting rap music and talking on his phone. He finally did hear my stock horns and moved back into his lane. Fortunately, there was a pretty good shoulder I could drive onto and avoid the collision.