I am not satisfied with the tone or loudness of the stock single horn on my '04 Frontier. In fact, I would call it rather wimpy. Any recommendations on either adding a second (low note?) horn, or replacing the stock with a louder one? Do I need to worry about current draw of a second, or louder horn and have to add a relay? Thanks...
yeah I'm interested in that too... my horn sounds like it should be on a sentra not a truck!
later,
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I am not satisfied with the tone or loudness of the stock single horn on my '04 Frontier. In fact, I would call it rather wimpy. Any recommendations on either adding a second (low note?) horn, or replacing the stock with a louder one? Do I need to worry about current draw of a second, or louder horn and have to add a relay? Thanks...
n5xbs
I swapped horns with my old Blazer - the blazer has one on each side. Sounds much more authoratative
yeah I'm interested in that too... my horn sounds like it should be on a sentra not a truck!
That's probably because is IS a Sentra's horn! I don't know why Japanese companies insist on installing lame horns, but I think any domestic horn plugs in with little-to-no modification...just a simple swap out.
well you guys are going to think I'm a dumbass but you know those car alarms that have about 7 different sounds when they go off. Well yeah I got 2 hooked up. When my alarm goes off (used to beep the horn) now it sounds like a bird chirping.
CHURRRRPP CHURRRRP CHURRRRP.
But if you have the chance to hold it down long enough you get all the sounds and it is bad ass
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