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Originally Posted by onu2002
Why? Have you ever been close to a train when it blows its horn?
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Yep. I worked and ran locomotives.
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Originally Posted by hkellogg
You're an ass if you put this in your car
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You're a pedantic, pontificating, pretentious bastard, a belligerent old fart, a worthless steaming pile of cow dung, figuratively speaking. (sorry but this is a hilarious movie line quote.)
Wait. I dont know you. Perhaps I shouldnt judge and perhaps you shouldn't as well. people do many things to their cars for different reasons. There is a great thread here on modding a Pilot as a rally racer.
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Originally Posted by rocky
For the tank, I would remove the spare, and bolt it into place under the vehicle. That's where I would guess you have enough space for the horns. And yes, while you are at it, you might as well plumb the car for tire inflation duties.
Don't skim on pressure switches and safety items.
How on earth you are going to stop kids playing with the switch to the Daddy train I have no idea......
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I've toyed with removing the spare but didnt dare. But if I DO kill 2 birds with one stone as far as enabling/running line for tire inflation, maybe i could swing it.
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Originally Posted by maxummus
(shell shock) Think before you use it at will.
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I realize some of you are wondering why. Bottom line is these horns have been collecting dust for years. Why not use them. I happen to live near a few rail crossing where I'd sue them. And sure, I may use them to ward off any REAL threats, like NJ and NY drivers.....like hkellog above
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Originally Posted by blodyholy
You must have some serious a**hole drivers there in NY to want to install that beast. I wish you luck and would love to see / hear that baby in action when complete.
The hornblasters video of what looked like a civic made me pee myself with laughter.
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I think what they do in the videos is funny but overkill, you know?
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Originally Posted by jcantanixon
Agreed. I've installed air ride in a few cars and have seen a train horn added to the system for fun. If you're going to invest the time and effort to put in air management, might as well make it useful also. Put in a quick connect for tire inflation and get the Air Lift kit for the rear to help eliminate sag. GL and be sure to post pics!
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I dont know much about air lift kits. Please expand upon this!