Super Loud Train Horns, Car Waterproof Durable Air Electric Snail Horn, 12V Raging Sound Air Horns Replacement Kit, Automotive Accessories Universal for Car, Motorcycle, Truck, Bike, Boat (Black)

These horns make a great replacement for any vehicle with a duel horn setup. the fit rite onto the original mount of my 2014 ford focus titanium hatchback. install was a breeze, I clipped the OEM plug added female spade connectors and a jumper wire to connect both horns. from that point they are just plug and play. Very loud and has a pleasant sound. Although they sound nothing like a train horn. lmao!

The package was damaged. The product had been used. Greasy fingerprints on it and the terminals were scratched like it had been installed and then removed. You can tell. It is neither loud nor does it sound like a train horn. RIP OFF. I’m not returning it because it took 2 hrs to dig out the old horn and install these.

I was visited by a friend, and as we were talking and catching up in my carport I was also changing the horn. That's how easy it was to do. I am not a mechanic at all, and it has ONE bolt and two clips. Even a trained animal could do it.It's LOUD, and I only used one of the two supplied horns, so basically $6 bucks shipped for a color matching horn to my bike that's twice as loud and looks cool, too.

I installed this on my Toyota Corolla as the horn from the factory was weak at best. Both horns come with a metal bracket that you have to overlap when installing. The holes on the bracket have different sizes so I had to drill out one of the holes to make it fit factory. You will also need to buy your own wiring and crimp on the ends for the horns to work. If your looking for a plug and play option, this isnt for you. If you know basic wiring then its not too difficult as you need to buy some wring and end connectors. The sound is plenty loud (think regular car/SUV horn). One more items to note is the bolts that hold on the bracket to the back of each horn isnt locking so they will come off after you drive for a while. You will need to buy locking washers or Locktite. I guess for $14 bucks you cant expect them to give you everything. If you want the plug and play option go with the $40 horn.

Not NEARLY as loud and manly as I'd hoped it would be. honestly kind of embarrassed every time I honk it. But. It is a horn. And the shrill sound definitely gets attention. But. I'll be replacing it with something a little more manly. Like a Train horn... :) Fairly difficult to install for folks with manly hands. Lost two nuts in the process. Never found them. Recommend removing as much stuff as you can from around the horn before attempting the install. And be careful about which wire attaches where. It's not as intuitive as you'd think (i.e. the connectors look just the same... you'd think they'd make one larger than the other or make a bracket that fits only one way... but no).

I wouldn’t waste your money or time on these or less you are wanting an average hornEven with both of these “ suppose to be train horn” are just the average horn would be Great for Golf Carts I guess but not to replace your Truck horn it does the job but really over advertised as a loud hornIf it was advertised as a regular replacement horn I’d give it a 4 star but again not louder than the horn I had on the vehicle

These work great. I read in the reviews before I purchased that the brackets that come with them are cheap and flimsy. While this is true, they're the exact same quality as the one that was holding my previous horn on my Honda Civic, it's not weight bearing or anything so I don't think there's anything wrong with what they send. The box did not come with instructions, but I was using YouTube to figure out the best way to access my horn anyway. Just make sure you buy a connector for this or, as in my case, purchase a y connector as well since my stock was a single horn and I attached both of these to the same amount.

I put this on my Harley and I took them right back off not only do they sound like crap but with the bike running you can hear them