Supertones installed!
I only have a quick and crappy video clip of me arming the alarm. So imagine how loud it is when you actually get on the horn.
I mounted them using a piece of 1"x.125 1018 steel that was some 25" long. I drilled a center hole and "wing" holes, and mounted them to the vertical radiator support and the two brackets that hold the top of the AC Condenser. That way, no matter what, they can't vibrate into the condenser and cause a leak. I used all stainless hardwear and nylock nuts.
I painted the bracket wrinkle-finish black, because it was the only spray paint I had. It REALLY wrinkles up when you dry it with a heat gun.
As for looks, you have to be eye-level with the horns and in direct sunlight to be able to see the red. I should have painted the bezels black, but a little red never hurt anyone. I might pull them out one day if I decide to install another set (so 6 horns total, instead of the current 4).
It is quite loud though.
I DID use a relay, so I was able to retain the factory horns, and I didn't cut any OEM wires.
Overall a good install. I'll see about getting a better picture and better video at some point.
I only have a quick and crappy video clip of me arming the alarm. So imagine how loud it is when you actually get on the horn.
I mounted them using a piece of 1"x.125 1018 steel that was some 25" long. I drilled a center hole and "wing" holes, and mounted them to the vertical radiator support and the two brackets that hold the top of the AC Condenser. That way, no matter what, they can't vibrate into the condenser and cause a leak. I used all stainless hardwear and nylock nuts.
I painted the bracket wrinkle-finish black, because it was the only spray paint I had. It REALLY wrinkles up when you dry it with a heat gun.
As for looks, you have to be eye-level with the horns and in direct sunlight to be able to see the red. I should have painted the bezels black, but a little red never hurt anyone. I might pull them out one day if I decide to install another set (so 6 horns total, instead of the current 4).
It is quite loud though.
I DID use a relay, so I was able to retain the factory horns, and I didn't cut any OEM wires.
Overall a good install. I'll see about getting a better picture and better video at some point.
