Could I use this for a dual FIAMM Freeway Blaster (High/Low) horn setup?
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According to Amanet, the manufacturer, the harness is designed for an air horn. I have a Wolo, but I believe it is wired the same as the Stebel. These horns have one set of paired wires powering it. Consequently, the harness serves only one set of spade connectors. For two Fiamms, you would need two sets of wires coming out of the harness. You could easily fabricate a Y-adapter if one is not readily available. I am sure Amanet would be happy to give you a better answer.
272530
Perhaps you should check with Piaa. It depends on how much space you have behind the front grill above and behind the bumper. Ifthe actual horn is there check if you have enough space to fit the piaa in.
428112
It might, but I'm not sure its pretty small. But my brother had the exact same truck so I'm going to say yes. But if i were you i would go with a 10 inch setup pulling a couple more amps if you're putting it under a seat. They cost about the same and you'll get more boom for your bang.
731316
I used it for my car horn. but alarm system has a + & - connection. or positive & negative connection. Just follow the steps provided with the alarm system or the steps from the blaster horn
1353206
Not necessarily. You can install the horns directly to the existing wiring. I did this as I have them on a motorcycle. They might not be as loud in a car though. They should actually be wired to a relay that allows full voltage/amperage to get to the horns and the actuation is via the original horn wiring. By the way, great horns, good sound.
1895681
if thats' the way you want to set it up that way. you don't need the original horn after you put the air horn on its' unessary over kill..
1452565
Yes. Works great on my HornBlasters kit. If you want it to fill up faster I would suggest changing out the pressure sensor to an adjustable one.
2171719
Yes you can it's a little more time consuming you have to find the live wire on your steering column that is for your horn and splice into that. I believe the original instructions actually show you how to connect it to your stock horn
2061619
Sure these can be wired as a direct replacement for the stock horns, or I suppose these could be wired along with the stock horns. These are louder but not train horn loud, so the "friendly toot" is still possible.
848385
No. This is a poor pre-amp gain is not enough to drive the amplifiers I have. Lots of noise. Would not recommend.
921022
I don't see why not, if it is undamaged. There is nothing in the new horn setup that precludes you from using standard "working" wiring from an old horn.
1067807
I think you should be fine,the alarm duty cycle is usually short and this horn is fairly inexpensive. I'd try it. Good luck.
157748
It's a typical car horn. Has the standard hook ups of most vehicles. I do not see why it wouldn't work. It has two flat connectors.
1246067
I suppose you could add them, but the OEM single horn on my Ford Ranger was such a POS that I replaced it with the dual PIAA horns. I even used the original mounting point. My Ranger's electrical connector was some proprietary piece so I took the other end off the orig. horn and put it on the PIAAs. That way it plugged right in and I didn't have to butcher the orig. harness. Your vehicle's connector might not require any changes. Its a nice, dual tone sound that, while not as loud as air horns, is much louder than the original.
238327
While you could technically wire it up. It would be rather convoluted. You would do better with something like the Nitro BMW-AMP-SPK Motorcycle Amplifier. (http://www.amazon.com/Nitro-BMW-AMP-SPK-Motorcycle-Amplifier/dp/B005SIWK2K/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t)
834091
it will work you may haft to adapt the wiring hook up so you can activate the horn
2172391
Yes, you can. You have buey the horn sistem , because the sistem is not included