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Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking for a plug in, not air. I've looked at Griot's, but would like more options. tia Roy > Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a car. > Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking for a > plug in, not air. I've looked at Griot's, but would like more options. tia http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Product/tf-Browse/s-10101/Pr-p_Product.CATENT RY_ID:2009014/p-2009014/N-111+10201+600002595/c-10101 >> Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >> car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking >> for a plug in, not air. I've looked at Griot's, but would like more >> options. tia > > http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Product/tf-Browse/s-10101/Pr-p_Product.CATENT RY_ID:2009014/p-2009014/N-111+10201+600002595/c-10101 Thanks Tom. I solved the problem with the Charger. Only one was hooked up. >>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a car. >>Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking for a >>plug in, not air. I've looked at Griot's, but would like more options. tia > > http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Product/tf-Browse/s-10101/Pr-p_Product.CATENT RY_ID:2009014/p-2009014/N-111+10201+600002595/c-10101 Always had a compulsion to have air horns on my truck, even though I'm overall against horns on cars [rarely ever really needed and a long blast even more rarely so]. There's probably some standard for car horns somewhere, but I think it should be impossible to "lay on the horn"! It should issue an initial couple second blast then beep intermittently after that, even when holding down the button. Much more soothing and in congested traffic, less grating on the ears. SMH >>>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >>>car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > There's probably some standard for car horns somewhere, > but I think it should be impossible to "lay on the horn"! I'm sure your thought would change if you drove in Boston traffic. The way these fools drive over you ant try to drive through you, I'd venture you'd be looking for a way to mount a 50 cal on your truck. Roy >>>>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >>>>car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > these fools drive over you ant try to drive through you, I'd venture you'd > be looking for a way to mount a 50 cal on your truck. Quad mounted 50's in the truck bed for use in Boston I completely understand! A horn...useless! SMH I can't tell you how many times I wish I had horns so loud that they would literally shatter the glass of the vehicle they were intended to get the attention of.  Signature------------------------------------------ Laszlo Almasi ----Cool Toys (formerly Carolina Watercraft Works) ----Mack Daddy Trailers ----Ice Angels >>>>>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >>>>>car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > SMH >>>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >>>car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > SMH Stephen: Yankee's drive with their horns, they'd be lost without 'em. ;^) Mike >>>>Anybody have any thoughts on replacement horns. Not for a truck but a >>>>car. Both the horns on the magnum and the charger are weak. I'm looking [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Mike Mike, Steve is a country Yankee. Lives about 80 miles west of me. Boy with this 0 degree weather these seat are wonderful. I wonder how wide ride is doing with his. Roy > Mike, Steve is a country Yankee. Lives about 80 miles west of me. Indeed. In the more tranquil and sedate and civilized part of Massachusetts! Where car horns are an aberration and anyone using one in a long blast immediately identifies himself as being from Boston (and a pariah to be shunned). > Boy with this 0 degree weather these seat are wonderful. I wonder how wide > ride is doing with his. I generally bike commute the 10-11 miles each way to work. Yesterday, coming in, I broke a chain just short of the office. Got a ride home with a coworker in his Subaru Forrester... with heated seats! My very first exposure to this decadent feature of infernal combustion engineering! I liked it!!! Gotta figure out how to put one on my bike! How warm can I get a bike saddle with 6V/3W bottle generator? One of my bikes has a home brew 20W headlight powered by a 12V (about 20Amp I think) motorcycle battery. How well might that sort of power toast my buns? SMH >> Mike, Steve is a country Yankee. Lives about 80 miles west of me. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > long blast immediately identifies himself as being from Boston > (and a pariah to be shunned). Smartass!<G> >> Boy with this 0 degree weather these seat are wonderful. I wonder how >> wide ride is doing with his. > > I generally bike commute the 10-11 miles each way to work. > Yesterday, coming in, I broke a chain just short of the > office. Yup, the country Yankeee out pedaling his bike with the wind chill at -10 to -20 below. > Got a ride home with a coworker in his Subaru Forrester... > with heated seats! My very first exposure to this decadent > feature of infernal combustion engineering! Aren't they the balls??? > I liked it!!! Gotta figure out how to put one on my bike! Damn Steve use your truck until it gets to 20 above will ya. > How warm can I get a bike saddle with 6V/3W bottle generator? > One of my bikes has a home brew 20W headlight powered by a > 12V (about 20Amp I think) motorcycle battery. How well might > that sort of power toast my buns? > > SMH >>> Mike, Steve is a country Yankee. Lives about 80 miles west of me. >> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Aren't they the balls??? See!! See!! and y'all made fun of me..... Mike >> I liked it!!! Gotta figure out how to put one on my bike! > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> SMH >>>> Mike, Steve is a country Yankee. Lives about 80 miles west of me. >>> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Mike And I still will!!! Bunch of pansies........ Denny > Damn Steve use your truck until it gets to 20 above will ya. Hah! It's actually not as bad as many people think. The old truism: dress in layers. Lots of really good warm/dry fabrics out there now that really help you keep warm in the cold. But a heated bicycle seat still intrigues me! SMH >> Damn Steve use your truck until it gets to 20 above will ya. > > Hah! > > It's actually not as bad as many people think. BS!!! It is worse than people think!! <VBG> I've worked out side for probably 30 years. I agree with layering and LOL Bean and Deluth. But after a few hours out in 10 or below with wind blowing it flat out sucks!!! > The old truism: dress in layers. Lots of really good > warm/dry fabrics out there now that really help you > keep warm in the cold. > > But a heated bicycle sea Roy > SMH > BS!!! It is worse than people think!! <VBG> I've worked out side for > probably 30 years. I agree with layering and LOL Bean and Deluth. But after > a few hours out in 10 or below with wind blowing it flat out sucks!!! Well my bike ride to work is only about an hour each way. It's not the same as working out in the cold for hour upon hour. I've worked full days doing outside carpentry (house/barn/garage framing) during the winter as well as a groundsman for Clarke School for the Deaf here in Northampton, and it ain't no picnic being out in cold weather for hour upon hour. Yet those crazy skiers and snowmobilers do it *for fun* and think nothing of it...while someone riding their bike in the cold for an hour at a time twice per work day is considered a nut! Still, sometime my big lovely Dodge "Global Warmer" has a pull on me that I can't resist! Screw the bike today...I'm motoring in to work (I'll rough it out by not having heated seats)! SMH > Yankee's drive with their horns, they'd be lost without 'em. And in Boston area, you *must* have that middle finger working properly as well! SMH > Yankee's drive with their horns, they'd be lost without 'em. > > ;^) > > Mike we use push bumpers in the south *grin* Signature---------------------------- -Chris 05 CTD 06 Liberty CRD Real Trucks don't NEED spark plugs. |
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