What's with Siege Engineering (I want train horns!)?
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eBay Motors: Compact Quad Train Air Horn, Tank & Compressor Kit LOUD (item 220337849989 end time Mar-01-09 19:30:08 PST)
My wife bought me this kit from eBay and I LOVE it! Real loud and it has the tank also. The only thing I didn't do that I should have is to mount the horns facing backwards to keep the snow/slush from building up in them in the winter (if you live in the North). I have to wait for a warmer day and then constantly blow the horn to try and blow the snow out of them. Once I get a decent day, I'll get underneath there and then move them around.
you shouldn't be disappointed with these.
My wife bought me this kit from eBay and I LOVE it! Real loud and it has the tank also. The only thing I didn't do that I should have is to mount the horns facing backwards to keep the snow/slush from building up in them in the winter (if you live in the North). I have to wait for a warmer day and then constantly blow the horn to try and blow the snow out of them. Once I get a decent day, I'll get underneath there and then move them around.
you shouldn't be disappointed with these.
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There is only one real train horn. The nathan K5LA. Check out this video for a sound clip. YouTube - Nathan K5LA drive by test at night (best sounding)
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eBay Motors: Compact Quad Train Air Horn, Tank & Compressor Kit LOUD (item 220337849989 end time Mar-01-09 19:30:08 PST)
My wife bought me this kit from eBay and I LOVE it! Real loud and it has the tank also. The only thing I didn't do that I should have is to mount the horns facing backwards to keep the snow/slush from building up in them in the winter (if you live in the North). I have to wait for a warmer day and then constantly blow the horn to try and blow the snow out of them. Once I get a decent day, I'll get underneath there and then move them around.
you shouldn't be disappointed with these.
My wife bought me this kit from eBay and I LOVE it! Real loud and it has the tank also. The only thing I didn't do that I should have is to mount the horns facing backwards to keep the snow/slush from building up in them in the winter (if you live in the North). I have to wait for a warmer day and then constantly blow the horn to try and blow the snow out of them. Once I get a decent day, I'll get underneath there and then move them around.
you shouldn't be disappointed with these.
There is only one real train horn. The nathan K5LA. Check out this video for a sound clip. YouTube - Nathan K5LA drive by test at night (best sounding)
BTW, why do you see these always installed backwards?
Is it only because it helps to keep all the crap out or is there a legal reason (someone said they're so loud that you need to point them back)?
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There is only one real train horn. The nathan K5LA. Check out this video for a sound clip. YouTube - Nathan K5LA drive by test at night (best sounding)
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There is only one real train horn. The nathan K5LA. Check out this video for a sound clip. YouTube - Nathan K5LA drive by test at night (best sounding)
I gotta have one of those...
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