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Ya, I have a Highlander and the stock horns are going bad at 100k. Will any Toyota horn have teh same plug. Can I get some off a junked Tundra, etc??
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Use to work for TMMI, own a '04 Highlander V6, 4WD, 3rd row, now has 125k on the clock.
My family in-law has a '97 Tercel CE Coupe, '03 Tacoma DC, '07 Highlander V6, 4WD, 7 pass. and a '04 Sienna LE!
i think hella horns are pretty much they way to go when wanting to upgrade horns. Some people like getting train horns to put on their cars..
+1 & guilty.
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Have you heard the Corolla/Matrix horn...THAT is weak....Ours isn't THAT bad...
+1
Although I'm not riding on air, I have an air system on my '02 LE V6
I'm all about pneumatics though and had to have an air horn too
Here's a clip of what's on my car: stock horn first, followed by triple trumpet air horns.
Video doesn't catch the lower tones too well, but the echoes are there
I picked up air horns from a hardware store for $20. It was easy to install and the looks I get when I lay on it is priceless. It's not the loudest but definitely louder than the stock horn.
If I was young again, I'd get the whistling dixie horn. Dukes of Hazards was one of my favorite shows back in the day.
Although I'm not riding on air, I have an air system on my '02 LE V6
I'm all about pneumatics though and had to have an air horn too
Here's a clip of what's on my car: stock horn first, followed by triple trumpet air horns.
Video doesn't catch the lower tones too well, but the echoes are there
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