Great big honkers!
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.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3tivzAbUpI

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.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3tivzAbUpI
Last edited by montgb; Oct 1, 2009 at 01:29 PM.
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Where did u get them from?
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.
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.





