FARBIN Car Horns 12V Loud Dual-Tone Electric Auto Horn Train Horns Kit For Trucks Motorcycle (Green Horn Review

An effective aftermarket solution for the standard Roadrunner "Meep-Meep" horn. These snail horns are sure to draw the attention of suburban soccer moms who pull up in my lane in their van.

Good and loud, clean, sharp tones. Only the mounting brackets and cable pigtails are included, but that's all I needed to install them. I was replacing factory dual horns so I used the existing horn relay and wires that were already in the car. Very easy! Great value, half the cost of horns at your local auto parts store.

That thing is ridiculous, it really sounds like a broken party horn. It's not even as loud as a motorcycle horn. It uses spade connectors that offer no resistance to moisture and corrosion. I can't imagine how it gets anything other than 1 star ratings, it makes the whole review process suspicious.

For plastic: They're durable. Got these for my 2021 Softail standard as a replacement for the Whimpey Stock Horn. I realized that in order to turn on both horns I would have to get a relay and run a line with a fuse. So I decided to just use one of these, I went with 510Hz and it fits perfectly into the default layout so it's not visually flashy but it will make you jump when it turns off.

I plugged them in and left my standard horns in place. The sound is not what I was looking for. I can't say they are any louder than my stock Ford Fusion horns. They have a "bright" and brassy tone and lots of volume. They sound almost like a clown horn. Also the length of the ground wire is just a joke! 6 inches right? The thickness and quality of the wires/connectors is somewhat to be expected at this price point.

Horns fitted as best as possible with confusing instructions but did not work. A Google search turned up no clear instructions, and the Revain video only showed a pair of hands connecting the horns to a power source and using a switch to make them hum. I spent a few hours trying to figure out how to connect these horns, then gave up and found some horns with clear instructions from O'Reilly.

This item works well and is easy to install. Grab your shrink solder connectors and you're good to go. They are waterproof and take less than a minute to make a wire connection (shrink connectors are soldered, horns cannot be submerged in water). No wiring harnesses need to be purchased. All you need is a wire stripper and a lighter. The horn is loud, definitely louder than the dying originals. As I said in the title, DO NOT buy horns from auto manufacturers. They are just a divorce. Get it and