Air Horn
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you will WANT to wire in a relay for an air horn- they pull more power than the stock wiring can carry with out damage
I'd stay away from howards horns- mine failed pretty quick.
I have an HD air horn which is been great- and came with a relay...pricey - I bought mine used.
the stebel nautilus is also a popular horn for bikes
Mike
I'd stay away from howards horns- mine failed pretty quick.
I have an HD air horn which is been great- and came with a relay...pricey - I bought mine used.
the stebel nautilus is also a popular horn for bikes
Mike
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+1 on the relay. Quick tip you may want to add to your installation is secure the relay to the socket with a small zip-tie. The first time I needed my Wolo air horn when a cage pulled right in front of me I hit the button and got...nothing! Oops! My error but was able to avoid anything that day.
Zip-tied really into socket.
Unsecured relay.
Zip-tied really into socket.
Unsecured relay.
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Direct plug-in. Much better than stock. It is what I bought when my oem failed
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/902-...FcpLDQodPZ8D8g
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/902-...FcpLDQodPZ8D8g
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I installed a Bad Boy horn on my 2006 Street Glide directly into the existing wires...never a problem and they were as loud as they should have been. That said, Mike is correct...most situations require a relay, and its not that big a deal.
On my current 2011 Glide, I just installed the loud horn out of the P&A catalog. Works fine.
On my current 2011 Glide, I just installed the loud horn out of the P&A catalog. Works fine.
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