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03-13-2008, 07:44 PM
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Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
I'm looking to get some black rims maybe rockstars, what is the largest tire and rims I can get without a lift.Maybe the leveling kit to bring up the front but thats it. I drive mostly in the city ( in New Jersey) but looking foward to some off-roading (nothing to crazy) !! And I'm looking to get the loudest air/trains horn available for around $500. What should I get? Thanks!!!
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03-15-2008, 01:53 AM
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Re: Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
I too am looking for the loudest horn I can find. The OEM horn on the H2 sounds like it came off a Honda. It should have something as loud as the truck is large.
I would perfer an electric horn, since this would be much easier to install. Saw an article about someone finding a loud electric horn (135db?), but I do not recall where it was.
Maybe someone can help?
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03-16-2008, 10:37 PM
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Location: Huntsville, Al
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Re: Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
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Originally Posted by finall
I too am looking for the loudest horn I can find. The OEM horn on the H2 sounds like it came off a Honda. It should have something as loud as the truck is large.
I would perfer an electric horn, since this would be much easier to install. Saw an article about someone finding a loud electric horn (135db?), but I do not recall where it was.
Maybe someone can help?
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Me too, I would love a train horn!!!! TTT
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03-17-2008, 03:56 AM
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Re: Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
No, not a train horn. The sound of these will get you arrested or your H2 keyd. Neither is very much fun these days.....
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03-17-2008, 01:34 PM
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Re: Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
If you google train horn kits you will find lots of options. I don't think you'll get keyed or arrested as long as you are carefull and responsible with it. I would leave your stock horn there, and put a separate button for the train horn to use when appropriate.
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03-20-2008, 02:57 AM
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Re: Tire/rim and train horn recommendations ??
Go to www.hornblasters.com they have a bunch of different kits. I have installed 2 of them on my own vehicles, including my H2. They are around 150db.
Just be careful when using them. I usually won't use them while driving next to vehicles, because you can really freak someone out and cause an accident. Although I do use it if some jackoff does something stupid though. It's fun though scaring some people walking down the sidewalk or 30 people sitting at a bus stop. 
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