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YOUR RESEARCHBlasphemy: Lambo Horns on a Porsche mod
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See no need to replace original, but each to his own.
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Horns avoid dummies from running into you from where I'm from, the louder the better.
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So I'm finally finishing up an install of some new air horns on my '99 Cab and thought I would share. The job took a little more time than expected but mainly because the Horns needed some modifications to make them secure enough for my liking (JB Weld). I used a bar of aluminum mounted where the optional radiator goes (I guess for turbos) behind the bumper. The horns are on a relay so that they get the full effect of power direct from the battery and so I will (hopefully) never blow a horn fuse again! I managed to keep the stock wiring harness in place in the event someone ever wants to go back to the original Porsche horns. Anyway a few pics are below.
The horns are roughly at the same frequency they use in Lambos - think Cannonball Run. They are also very LOUD. Haven't really been able to experience their full glory as I dont want to **** off the residents living above my car.
Agree with you on the pics sizes Krazy K. Have not worked that out yet.
My car gets used as a DD and is by no means a collector car so modding it with what I view as improvements makes sense to me. Eventually the car will either die a natural death or be hit by another car so I see no problem with enjoying it in the mean time.
Out of curiosity, do Porsche purists approve of the LN Engineering IMS mod (as it is non-stock)?
So basically these aren't real Lambo horns but just the run of the mill Hella aftermarket ones like the ones I used to have on a couple cars, including a Honda.
No Blasphemy involved in that case.
That's true Alpine. These horns produce sound at two frequencies that are almost the same as those used in a Lambo. Both are relatively high pitched. The horns are NOT Lambo OEM horns. Blasphemy averted.
I have never used my horn...wonder if it even works? See no need to replace original, but each to his own. Horns aggravate people and lead to road rage. I don't see any need to draw any more attention to my car than what it naturally gets anyway. Just my 2 cents....
50% of the drivers here are half-asleep, confused or hot-boxing in their car. They need to be reminded that cutting people off by taking a left turn from a right lane on a multi-lane road is NOT ok.
