presidential_detail

This will be my second set of train horns from Matt at Hornblasters.com! This is the full blown kit, 5 gallon air tank, Viair 480C 200PSI compressor, 165-200psi pressure switch, 4-horn shocker kit and all 1/2" air lines.

The horns do not come with any mounting brackets and minimal hardware so James at Proven Power had to do a bit of fabricating to get them on my truck.

Here we have already measured out some flat steel to make our "House of Horns"


Cutting the steel plating to spec.




Getting there..




James is cleaning up the edges to prepare them to be welded together.


Welding them together now..


The finished product by Proven Power!






We used the same bar that we used to make the "house of horns" and attached it across the truck to each frame rail for the horn assembly to bolt onto.





Now, we wanted the function of both the factory horn and the train horns, but not at the same time. So we installed two toggle switches, 1 to turn on/off the compressor and the other toggles between the factory and the train horns. My ranger has an arm rest that you can move up or down and the bottom was the PERFECT location for these switches!

Here, James has the arm rest apart to wire in the switches.


Completed and full functional without any wires showing.


I wanted to mount the tank/compressor underneath of the truck but there was just nowhere for them to fit. So we made a platform for the tank/compressor to sit on in the truck bed for a clean install.

SpoolinChevy

Sick install. You know noone will be able to see that beauty underneath your truck right? . Post up some videos of those bad boys in action.

presidential_detail

Im trying to get some video!

Denali Dude

Il post some pics of mine tommorrow not that sick of an install but it does the job