people have suggested nabbing a stock horn from a mid 2000's Chevy Trailblazer or one of its contemporaries, as it's incredibly loud, and small enough to be wired to a bike. And cheap!
Congrats. I hope you already have the dual tone horn. Because if not, thats an absolute necessity.
I swapped mine with a “FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster LOW Note Horn” just because I didn’t care for the stock tone. Cost was under $20 and took 5 minutes
I have the Hella trumpet horn and it works great to get people’s attention
My ‘94’s horn died several years ago. I found one from an RX7 as a replacement and it sounds much better/louder.
Our 2007 has the classic Toyota horn. No issues with it at all.
Yes ... the stock horn is an absolute joke. People actually laugh thinking the sound is coming from a Moped. A single Hella SuperTone Horn fits perfectly ... can use original mounting location. There is NO ROOM for anything much larger.
Use the included relay to power them, the stock wires won't cut it. Use the stock connection to power the relay. You won't regret it. I've put these on every bike I've owned since 1984.
the company's fitted horn seems like of an activa... Very weak horn.
My low tone horn (the high-mounted one) faild and was recently replaced by the dealer. The high note alone sounds weird!
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