Air horns

I am such a wuss! You guys are soo much braver than I am. No wonder I sit behind a desk, I would be worthless at anything else it seems.

 

yes, I put them both in the drivers side intake

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thats an interesting location.... If there is room you might want to mount the compressor vertically as it is designed to be mounted that way....

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There is very little room in the 430 for the compressor mounting! As Frank said, the washer fluid reservoir takes up the entire front. The larger air inlets compared to the 360 make it very tight to mount above the inlets - could squeeze in there without the bracket, but that's it. I was tempted to take out the coolant box since it will NEVER be used...until Jim from Pocono Sportscar suggested mounting behind the trunk.

The steering rack is an ideal spot, easy to get to if needed, mostly protected from road dust. But where it is in the pic won't work due to interference with the trunk wall (has an inset for the tool kit). So the plan is to move it to the left, where it should clear everything. We'll see this weekend!

The compressor can actually be mounted on the side no problem. And being in an easily accessible location, we can add oil every few years just for fun if there's worry of it drying out, etc. Add it to the 5 year major

Also trumpets were mounted in the driver side air inlet together, one bolted to the top and one bolted to the side (after being painted black so they don't stand out). Those fit no problem and were easy to install. The air lines were routed through the existing OEM hole for the horn.

 

No problem! She sounded perfect on the drive At least we could drive a bit today, looking pretty rainy tomorrow

 

Nice bracket adapter - very innovative!

Since you're mounting to the steering rack and have had it for a while, have the road vibrations caused any issues with securing the bracket mount?

 

Just a FYI folks. All imported cars into the US from 2000 forward must have a horn in the key of F. The reason is deaf people who have partial hearing can only hear horns in the key of F. This is why when you close your eyes you can not differentiate a horn from a Ferrari, Mazda, Toyota, etc.

I replaced my stock horn on my 360 with a FIAMM factory twin tone air horn (red) and it has that international horn sound we all love so much. I had Moorespeed install it for me here in Austin and yes it's loud and I'm the only 360 in town with this horn. LUV IT!