Didn't cost much, but it took a few test fittings to figure out how to do it.

Since I have the cowling off anyway, I decided to fix that roadrunner meep-meep horn. So I unbolted the wishbone bracket it is attached to, and found a set Fiamm electric horns (high and low tone). Each has a 4 inch mounting tab so I attached both of them to the existing hole in the bracket, wired them in parallel, and gave them a test.

I had to turn the wishbone mounting bracket upside down, otherwise the bolts on the horns contact the deflection plate and prevent it from being bolted to the plate.

Loud they are. Which is good. Pictures will follow.

* Last updated by: privateer on 1/4/2010 @ 5:18 PM *

where you purchase those horns at privateer? thanks i think thats a good safety mod

Got them from Amazon, of all places. Search "motorcyle fiamm flosser horn" probably. Came as a pair, high and low tone. Not the same as the car version, these are electric, smaller, and can run on existing horn circuit no problem.

But are they "better",louder.(pics PLS)!!

Yes, they are better louder. Whats your point?

And I already said I'd post pictures, when I have time.

Dumb question-sorry.Nice pics BTW.

* Last updated by: blue07 on 1/5/2010 @ 1:35 AM *

And the yclear the fender at full compression ?
Just asking as they seem to hang lower

I ditched my oem horn because it obviously restricts airflow to the radiator.