[Derek33]

i got cut off the other day, and when i layed on my horn i could tell my jeep cringed in embarassment. i drive a decent sized jeep, but my horn sounds like it should be backed up by a .0004 liter honda civic.

ive been doing some browzing, and i want a horn that will turn some heads. im not looking for a train horn, but i do want one thats louder then other vehicles on the street.

i was looking to get some recomendations on what product to buy, and where to install it.

thanks

[FPKites]

Take a look at Autozone...they've got some in the bling-bling aisle. Air horns are fun, but only last for about 3 weeks. Supposedly they've got some loud ones that just bolt right up.

[DTJ]

i feel ya on the gay horn thing, I used it the first day i had my zj and almost crashed laughing

staying tuned, ive been considering a train horn lol

or a comic one like the Dukes of Hazzard or road runner

[Derek33]

how come air horns only last about 3 weeks?

are there any real loud ones that arent air horns?

[UltimatE]

Check out the Wolo Xtreme air horns found at your local auto parts store. I've had them installed on my motorcycle for almost a year now, and they are very loud, and cheap.

The only thing that broke on it was a Y-split for the air lines (From the compressor there is one hose, then splits to each horn.) The only reason this part broke is because of the way I had to install them, they were pretty stuffed underneath the fairings and stress was put on that piece. In an application like under the hood of a jeep, there shouldn't be any stress and they should work and last just fine.

[FPKites]

I don't think Wolo was the brand on the one I got. I'm cheap...I mean really cheap

[UltimatE]

Originally Posted by FPKites

I don't think Wolo was the brand on the one I got. I'm cheap...I mean really cheap

They're only like $20 or $30

[FPKites]

I paid like...$10