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Old 11-01-2017, 12:08 AM   #1
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Default need a new horn the OEM horn suck

My Horn has failed...again, the low tone has failed more precisely . This is the second horn and an original one too. The first one failed in the same manner but eventually both tones went dead. I'm not going for a third OEM that's ridiculous at $160 a piece.

I've thought about Hella Supertones and Sharptones but not keen on them, the other type are airhorns from Stebel Nautilus. I'm moving their location to more upfront in the clear but still protected. Looks like the original location isn't up to snuff.

I liked the OEM they gave a great loud tone but can't last ****.

Anyone else have options that meet a great horn brief?
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