Horn Driver

Horn Driver

Are Train Horn Kits Right for You?

You may be wondering what exactly the advantages are of owning a train horn? Well to put quite simply, they are a great signaling tool when in the midst of an emergency situation. A stock horn may sometimes be drowned out, but a train horn is always heard on the roads. A new air horn system can help you with many dilemmas you may face. You can warn another driver about a child running across the street or about a volleyball drifting into your lane. Not only are they beneficial, but they’re fun to use. (When pranking beware; they can cause temporary deafness).

You might be wondering how to install it. Well, it’s really easy to do it yourself. All train horn kits are designed to be easy to install. The concept is quite simple. Basically the compressor feeds the tank, and tank feeds the horn. Each component is highly powered by 12V standard DC vehicle power. Every kit will include an air hose as well as all the fittings and wiring necessary. Depending on the sophistication of the installment, it should take only a few hours it out.

Though they come with directions to help, it may be quicker to include a friend who already has knowledge. It is highly recommended to outside to a professional business that specializes in alarm/remote starter/audio vehicle installations and who are familiary with the 12V DC wire-ups. If you feel confident to do it yourself, you may want to initially watch some online tutorials in the form of step-by-step videos to make sure you are precise. After that it’s all about the cost. Research online and see if a Train Horn Kit is right for you.

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What is your favorite stupid driver story?

I was at an intersection the other day. This guy was driving his car and he was stopped at a flashing red left turn arrow. A cop pulled up behind him. The cop waited and waited for this guy to turn left and finally the cop beeped his horn, The guy just sat there. The cop got on his PA mike and said, "Sir, the flashing red arrow means to stop, watch for traffic, and then proceed". By now, the flashing red arrow had turned to solid red. So what does the guy do? He starts to take off. Once again, the cop got on his PA and said, "Not NOW sir, not NOW!"
I think this guy should have to have a bumper sticker that says, "Caution, dumb@ss driver inside".

Here in Arizona we had one rocket scientish who decided to get out of his car while traffic was stopped on a major freeway. Before he got back in, traffic started moving again and he caused a 10-12 car pileup and 6 fatalities.

Brian Hot Rods his JBL JRX-115 Top Cabs (Horn Driver)