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So recently I was in a minor accident which resulted in my hand/arm/elbow going through the right speaker....which means time to upgrade once it gets back from the shop.
Im going to go with hertz 6.5s and Hertz st25/35, havent decided yet.
My question is has anyone tried to mount the horn above the radio under the windshield? Ive never had a pair of horns so maybe Im wrong that just seems like a good location pointing right at you...Im most likely going to go with the hard bag kit to replace fuel/voltage. Just curious if anyone tried this or if anyone makes a molded top Dash? Piece to fit horns.
Under their radio or in the gauges and use the speedo screen for miles left in gas.
yeah I know the regular options, Im probably going to go gauges. Just wondering why nobodya put them up top. Figured one of these companys would have made a replacement cover with horns molded by now
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