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I have hella's on my subaru wrx. I guess the 118 figure is accurate. I will say, the hella's have a diff tone to them, very pronounced/sharp and very obnoxious. when you honk, people typically get startled (and it is glorious)
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Originally Posted by evilchargerfan
(Post 1432914)
there are splash guards, to help
for the front horn, near radiator, i can see it being possible for the water to enter horn via the front bumper/grille area. if I could re do my install, I would trim the plastic under/surrounding the trumpet horn, and orient the opening to face DOWN so water shouldnt go up and collect inside |
Originally Posted by ercdvs
(Post 1432921)
As soon as its not as hot as the surface of the sun outside I will get back in there and check the wiring, etc. I did read a comment somewhere that the horns are much louder (as intended) in the front of the car vs me sitting in the drivers seat. Maybe I just need to blow them all out and check the slashguards
The accord sport horns are supposedly rated for 118 decibels, which is the same as the 115-118 i see for various hella grill style horns. I Just happen to start noticing more of a delay as the compressor makes enough air that i dont remember there before The plug and play factor sure is nice, and I would think any horn delay would be undesirable as in the moment you'd want the horn to be highly responsive. |
listening to youtubes of the accord horn vs the stock "meep meep" horn.... most def worth trying.
the hella trumpets are very similar to the accord horns, and at the time was cheaper. either one, is a good buy (imo) |
I was at the junk yard and I picked up some 05 Honda Pilot horns at $6.99 each.
They sound great. From MeeMeep to sounding like a full sized car. These were plug and play, no wiring changes needed. You do have to adjust the bar on the back to have the horn point down. The Pilot horns are a bit bigger than the older Accord horns too. |
I'm running red Hella Supertone horns on my car and I love them. Loud as hell and now people actually move out of my way. Best upgrade yet.
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Originally Posted by NWCH
(Post 1441393)
I'm running red Hella Supertone horns on my car and I love them. Loud as hell and now people actually move out of my way. Best upgrade yet.
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Originally Posted by evilchargerfan
(Post 1441395)
did you wire up relays?
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Originally Posted by NWCH
(Post 1441399)
Yes you only need one relay and some minor added wiring. It came with the Hella kit.
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Originally Posted by BMWguy22
(Post 1465338)
Do you have the link for this kit?
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Originally Posted by NWCH
(Post 1465375)
They are all over ebay and all over the web for sale. Just look them up an buy one.
Originally Posted by NWCH View Post Yes you only need one relay and some minor added wiring. It came with the Hella kit. This is why I asked you about the particular one YOU purchased. Most kits do not include these items, only the horns |
Originally Posted by BMWguy22
(Post 1465381)
Yes, but per your quote below you indicate that it includes wiring, relays etc.
Originally Posted by NWCH View Post Yes you only need one relay and some minor added wiring. It came with the Hella kit. This is why I asked you about the particular one YOU purchased. Most kits do not include these items, only the horns |
Nice choice with the Hella horns on your WRX! The 118dB rating definitely packs a punch. Those Hella horns do have a distinctive tone, right? They're like the rockstars of car horns, making heads turn with that sharp and attention-grabbing sound. If you're ever on the lookout for different horn options or maybe something that's still attention-grabbing but with a different vibe, you might want to check out bosshorn.com. They often have a variety of horns that might offer a unique sound profile while keeping that glorious attention-getting quality!
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