🚗 Marco Tornado Car & Motorcycle Air Horn: Super Loud Electric Horn for all 12V Vehicles, with High Decibel Compact Design Review

Installed on a 2013 Hyundai Accent. Louder than the Meep Meep Roadrunner sound as described by other Hyundai OEM horns; Yes. "Check pants" as some describe it; NIMO. Granted, this is subjective and I'll update the situational results. quality sound; NIMO. The sound lacks balls, and the 1970 Cadillac Coupe de Ville's horn sounds better, in my opinion, and is low and out of the way. Make no mistake, my goal isn't to aimlessly scare anyone; this is to warn the unfit that they are doing it wrong. I

The reason you are reading these reviews is because you have a weak "meep, meep" horn, sorry. Right? Well that will solve the problem. The horn is easy to install and comes with a relay if you need one. I replaced the pathetic sounding horn on my Honda. I signal and you see the reaction. The head dangles to look in the rearview mirror or the jaw drops because the other driver can't believe that the sound can come from this car. It draws attention. It's a manly sounding command horn, instead of…

Installed it in the Porsche Cayenne along with its sister Hurricane to replace weak factory horns. Both are connected via an 80A SPDT relay that uses the original horn wires as the trigger but provides power via a 40A resettable switch on the 10 gauge wire. The Tornado is a two tone horn and the Hurricane is mono tone but with a different sound wavelength, so I have a ridiculously loud three tone horn solution that is still relatively compact and installs in the standard horn positions. Just…

I bought a Marco Tornado for my Honda CBR500RA. It was difficult to choose an installation site. I found a spot just above and to the left of the radiator and used zip ties to attach the air horn to the chassis. It is important not to mount the horn close to the ground as splashing water can damage the electronics. The electrical installation is very simple, even if the instructions in the box are not very clear. beep! Now I'm attracting the attention of distracted drivers who use their cell…

It wasn't as easy as I was hoping. I removed the grill cover, but the stock horn actually pushes against the radiator and has a unique connector. I found wires in the wiring harness leading to the underhood fuse box, but I wasn't sure if I wanted to cut them there. I paused to watch some videos on installing other horns. Then I decided to cut off the original connector and crimp the new connectors as well as the 14 gauge wire to the tornado horn. It definitely sounds nicer/louder than the…

Discreetly loud car horn. Is it as loud as an SD40-2 with 5 Leslie Airchime horns approaching you at a railroad crossing? nope type can not be. This is a set of 2 high notes. Given the size of the diaphragms and the length of the tubes, it's pretty obvious that it won't have a deep tone. The workmanship looks decent, the plastic is of acceptable quality, the die-cast aluminum parts seem to fit. Easy installation? For me it was no more difficult than installing a set of high beams. Have you…

I just installed this in my car and it sounds great! It's definitely louder than the stock. The hardest part for me was finding a good place to install it. The detailed diagram on the back of the box showed exactly how it should be connected to your car. On my car I followed the diagram below right and used the following items: 1. This horn kit (relay included)2. 12AWG wiring, 1 reel red, 1 reel black (don't want to be confused with + and -) ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00? ie=UTF8&psc=14. Six…