Reddit mentions: The best horns & accessories

Whoops, it wasn't actually a wrench. I think these two will work

Cheap one

Expensive one

And also from the forum: "The FSM (factory service manual) specifies 110-158 for a used Alt/WP belt"

I'm actually doing this fix today among a few others. Good luck!

I would like some pointers on how to remove the bumper as well. I have to replace the grille as the chrome is peeling and while I'm in there I can replace the horns.

I found this on my Amazon, is it similar to what you used? https://www.amazon.ca/HELLA-003399803-Supertone-High-Tone/dp/B0030YWM0Y/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1498945566&sr=8-2&keywords=hella+supertone

amazon.com seems to be the best, consistent, price.

http://www.amazon.com/HELLA-003399803-Supertone-High-Tone/dp/B0030YWM0Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1335532804&sr=8-1

and a car with the horns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix7PPoatcvM&feature=fvst

I had these Hellas on my Miata. Nice dual tones that stand out against other background noises. Helped to keep many SUVs and minivans from joining me in my lane. Can recommend wholeheartedly.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0030YWM0Y/

haha. Thanks for pointing it out, long story short, I drive a Honda Fit that came with a wimpy stock horn so as soon as I could I upgraded to a dual trumpet horn.

Friends say it sounds like an angry clown car, but it works.

Mine are centered but I drive a ram 2500...They look like this.

Looks like an automotive belt tension checking tool.

https://www.amazon.ca/OTC-6673-Universal-Tension-Gauge/dp/B000I198J0

I also have put horns on my bike:

Picture of the horns.

Test video. It's much louder than it sounds in the video. Much louder than a typical car's horns. I only use it for situations where I am not seen by a driver and in danger. Not for casual "fuck you, buddy" type of situations.

Originally I had this set up with industrial zip ties, but it was not a very robust setup, so I removed it before this past winter. The bike is currently sitting in pieces. When I reassemble it I will mount the horn components in a single, weather-resistant enclosure, with a quick-release attachment so I can take it with me when locking up outside.

parts:

• horns
  
  
• battery
  
  
• charger
  
  
• illuminated door bell button

What makes you think that was a cop? Sirens? If i were a betting man i would wager that youre correct and he is an off duty cop with a siren, but that is a presumption without any other corroborating evidence than that vehicle has a siren.

They’re really not thaaat loud. I’ve heard them in person. There were times when they were at the opposite end of the track and it was totally silent, the GP2 cars were heard all around the track.

According to this article, 2016 cars were at 128 decibels.

Truck/Boat Horn weights 13 ounces and sounds up to 150 decibels, which is louder than the V8 era cars.

I just wan't an insanely loud horn.

https://www.amazon.com/Zone-Tech-Dual-Trumpet-Horn/dp/B00W81EAE6/


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https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=train+horn

If it's a newer Civic, buy some HELLA Supertones to replace the stock horn. By all accounts they are fantastically loud and there's loads of videos on YouTube if you need proof of that.

Another possibility may be to get some smaller paintball HPA tanks, regulate the pressure down to ~100PSI, hook it up to a solenoid valve, then try to hook it up to one of these car air horn kits.

Just gonna leave this link right here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00W81EAE6/ Should fix the problem.

The first few things that come to mind:

hella horns - if he's into that kind of thing. These are kind of hit or miss with different owners. Some think a wrx isn't completely without them and they're just the cats' meow. Others think that it's just a horn upgrade, who gives a shit? Personally, I'm still undecided.

rally armor flaps if he doesn't already have them. They're a bit over your $100 limit though.