Kee Fuller
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looking at train horns for my ppv. I dont want to remove my spare tire, any other place to set the compressor?
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Ive seen them in front up under the plastic splash shield behind bumper in front of radiatorlooking at train horns for my ppv. I dont want to remove my spare tire, any other place to set the compressor?
Who doesn't like a train hornTrain horns are still a thing...?![]()
Anyone that's nearby and not expecting it when you use it.... LolWho doesn't like a train horn![]()
That's the best part.Anyone that's nearby and not expecting it when you use it.... Lol
2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
Anyone that's nearby and not expecting it when you use it.... Lol
2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
@NathanJax i thinkSomewhere around here is a thread with the info I was trying to find but unfortunately I can't find that thread.
Anyway, someone used to, or maybe still does, make a kit that had two compressors and two tanks (if memory serves) that were mounted on a bracket that bolted in place of the plastic splash shield under the front end.
It was really for an air ride suspension but train horns require A LOT of air.
fun esp when a train comes then goes and then you set the horn off scaring everyone and you see a bunch of brake light come back on lol and people waiting for the Ghost trainTrain horns are still a thing...?![]()
How does it sound?
Have a link?Never got it installed. Way too big and i didnt want to remove my spare tire.
Ended up getting the klienn plug and play for our trucks