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One downside to using an aftermarket mesh grill is that you get an unobstructed view of the bland OEM horns underneath. To remedy this eyesore, I added a set of Hella Supertones. Install was a breeze, although I am going to spend some time repositioning the horns so they are more level and properly spaced. Space is tight, but a power drill and a dremel should solve my problems.
One of these days I'll figure out how to take a decent picture. Until then, you're stuck with the following:
Not a Hella pic, but what the heck.
NEWLY ADDED VIDEO!!!!
The Camera video doesn't do a good job of catching how loud the horns really are. If you stand in front of the car when the horns go off, your ears will be ringing.
No vids yet, but believe me when I tell you that these horns are loud as f---. I haven't had a chance to unleash them at full blast, but pity the poor sap who cuts me off...
No vids yet, but believe me when I tell you that these horns are loud as f---. I haven't had a chance to unleash them at full blast, but pity the poor sap who cuts me off...
I believe you lol. But I really want to get rid of my dinky OEM horns as well, and want to hear what these sound like.
Thanks for the comments, fellas! Hella Supertones can be purchased from any number of online vendors - just google it to find the best price (usually around ~$60 shipped).
As far as I know, red is the only OEM color. However, the grill is easy to remove and paint/powdercoat. I've seen both white and black examples.