🔊 Loud and Powerful: Viking Horns V101C-3/4008 Universal Fit Train Air Horn Kit with 1.5 Gallon Tank and 150 PSI Compressor - Up to 149 decibels! Review

Wiring/assembly instructions will be more complicated for those who do not have a moderate knowledge of such things, but when all is complete someone might notice. SUPER LOUD!

If you can't install it yourself or aren't willing to pay a high price to install it, it's just a piece of metal. The return period is only 30 days. We now have a giant paperweight in a box in our garage.

You must attach the horns to the base of the membrane, if you don't do this the horns will vibrate freely and fall on the track quite loudly not too loudly don't honk your neighbors and don't expect it that eggs are thrown at the car in the middle of the night

The horn sounded great. The air tank mounting thread was bad from the start. I spoke to customer service to work on a solution but ended up sending the product back. I bought the same horn again and hooked it up to a different compressor and air tank. As already mentioned, the horns sound great. Working with the seller was easy.

The entire system barely squeezed through my 2005 Tundra's bumper cover. I had to make some custom mounts and modify the tank supports to complete the flush install. The horns required a minor change to the internal structure of the bumper shell. Great product and super loud. Numerous tank openings allowed me to create custom piping to my needs.

The beep is loud and the sound is good. But whether they flow, most likely from a braided steel line feeding the tank from the supercharger or somewhere on the supercharger. As most people point out, you will need a 10 x 1.0 tap or die to clean the threads. at the tank openings, as these are filled with black powder paint. But even after the entire system's threads have been thoroughly cleaned and properly sealed with good quality Teflon tape (not the cheap yellow Teflon that comes with the…

Edit 12/30/20. So far several components have failed. The ball check valve that holds the air in the compressor failed causing not only a leak but a horrible whistling noise throughout the leak. The tube and compression fitting leaked and the threads failed. Now the magnet is broken. Not a very good result in just 9 months. Upgraded to 2 stars because none of their brass fittings should be used and it's quite annoying to mistake spares for something so simple. The beep is loud. It sounds great.

Good This is the review you need. I've had a lot of train horn kits in my life and I usually think anything under $300 isn't worth it. Especially after he had a good Nathanhorn before, nothing can beat him. But anyways I wanted to do a little research on these cheaper kits and started with Vixen they are terrible. Like all of them. Horn blasters are overpriced in my opinion and definitely not worth the quality. At this point I am convinced that each set will be useless. Although there is a lot.