White FARBIN Car Horn Kit - 12V Super Tone High/Low Metal Twin Horn with Protective Grill Review

Looks great and definitely loud. The instructions weren't very good, so I had to look to YouTube for guidance. It comes with pre-cut ground wires, but they were too short to reach the ground. I ended up having to buy my own ground wires to make them work for my car. But I like the way it looks.

According to the description they are very loud, but they are not at all. I am very disappointed with the release. They are just one step ahead of my stock horn. The problem is that the installation was painful, so now I'm stuck with them. Don't buy them, be sure to go where you can actually hear the horn.

Probably the best in the world. I installed them on my bike and I swear they sound amazing. The only downside is that they only gave 1 type of pin connectors (female). Too bad there weren't any men's needles. You may need to purchase male ends separately, but holly pcs. That's great. They look great and sound great.

These horns are not loud and have the sound of a small car or motorcycle. Very disappointed. Now I have to order new antlers. I bought these for my Dodge Charger. I would not recommend these horns. This is the first negative review I have ever written about Revain. I can't return them because they're already installed and the boxes are thrown away and I need the horns on the car until I get my new ones.

I wanted to upgrade my horns, they feel better than my stock horns. I had to cut the clip off my car and then attach the wires to the wires that came with the horn. But it was very easy, I've got a bunch of shrink tubing down my back working on the electrics. It's really funny on my car because the horn that's on the bottom of the bumper sticks out with all that greenery. My son's favorite color of course. Green! For a while he always pointed out that he liked that it was green. He also happily

I traded my weak IM Horn Broom for these little ones. Changed from "mip-mip" to "MOVE! MOVE!" The installation was fine. I'm a woman and have made at least half a dozen non-genuine radios. The mechanics are similar, but there is no super clear guide on how to change from 1 to 2 horns anywhere on the internet. I also have a relay to connect directly to the battery for possible power issues. This ensures you can put on the horns when needed without blowing the fuse. Think you won't need it? OK…

Let me start by saying that I am a 63 year old male and have had about 100 cars in my life. My horn stopped working in my 90's Ford F150 Short Bed 4WD that I recently built. The truck sits high with 33-inch tires. Nice rumble with 351w, 5 speed manual and Flowmasters. A truck for real men until you bleep. That confuses! Europe in the 80s. I received the horns today and installed them straight away. They appear well made and of good quality. If you are looking for something beautiful, this is…