Even better! Go to a good junk yard and pick the kind of horn you want. Now here is what I mean. Check behind the grill on a Honda, KIA, Subaru, Hundai. These are in a set of two with a nice mounting bracket. You will need a 12mm wrench to take them off. You want to pick out the nice and shinny ones you can find. You also want to cut the wire harness with them so you have the plugs to match up and supply power. These horns will give you a nice sharp attention getting note. Like the Roadrunner bird. Next is to look at American cars but many of these horns are in the left fender well and some in the right. You will need to remove the tire and the plastic wheel well splash shield. Some Ford vans have the horns mounted right in the middle behind the grill just above the bumper. How do I know all of this????? Every lawn and garden tractor I own has horns on them. Gets every ones attention! The japanesse horns have a very sharp note. One more thing. Go to Harbor Freight and buy a set of BAD BOY air horns. They are not that expensive, "$40.oo" are very compact, and are VERY loud! Come with all of the parts you will need.
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