AKlowriderZ71

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I replaced one shorted horn on my truck with one of these, about a year ago.

black00chev

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They sound good? I got the low horn out on my truck and even before it just sounded like a whimpy *** car horn.

AKlowriderZ71

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They sound fine to me. I don't use them very often, but they work good for me. I think the stock horns are around 115-120 db IIRC. These are louder, but not like air horns or train horns.

black00chev

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Awesome might pick these up for the weekend then. Replacing the horns pretty straight forward? Never done them before.

speedie mc pete

Had a 97 Caddy Deville, A grandma parked her deceased husbands Durango in the trunk one day while I was at work.

Tore the stock horns out of it and put them in my truck. Let me tell you that the Caddy horns were a Direct plug in, had to "adjust" the bracket a bit for the HI side horn but definitely LOUD. Alot louder than the Civic sounding ones that were in there to begin with. It was Easy as hell my 7 year old did most of the wrenching while dad here watched!

AKlowriderZ71

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You can do them from underneath the truck. Not too hard, but you have dirt falling on your face while you work. I usually pull the grille and lights, and do them from the top. Might take a couple minutes longer, but I stay cleaner and happier. Pick your poison. They're easy.