Replacement Horn
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From: Manchester, NH
Stebel Replacement
I just installed one yesterday. It will not fit under the stock cowbell, but, the metal hanger that is part of the stock hanger works, modified slightly for the Stebel hardware to fit, (made hole slightly larger with drill), it fits great. I bought the chrome version and also purchased the plug and play wire kit, it took 20 min to install, and it is kick *** loud. There will be no missing this Air Horn. 139 Decibels. If want a pic, let me know and I'll snap one and post.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Bay City, Michigan
I just installed one yesterday. It will not fit under the stock cowbell, but, the metal hanger that is part of the stock hanger works, modified slightly for the Stebel hardware to fit, (made hole slightly larger with drill), it fits great. I bought the chrome version and also purchased the plug and play wire kit, it took 20 min to install, and it is kick *** loud. There will be no missing this Air Horn. 139 Decibels. If want a pic, let me know and I'll snap one and post.
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Naalehu, Hawaii
Stebel fits
I went with the black Stebel Nautilus from a sport touring outfit in California for $32.00 and used a link provided by Dawg to install it. http://twolaneroads.com/horn.html It fits under the OEM horn cow bell better than the picture provided in the link. Compressor is under the seat in front of the battery. Totally incognito.
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