Does changing the shock horn out to the Wolo BD Boy require any additional wiring/relays or is it pretty much "plug and pray???"

Opppppsss!!! Typo in title... Meant to say "Wolo Bad Boy" gosh danged auto-correct!!!

 

Here's a Wool Bad Boy! It's called a sheepsquatch.
Seen a show on em' the other night.
He lives in the Appalachias.

 

I saw one of those years ago!!! I no longer partake in that stuff!!!

This musta been a girl 'cause it was 'bout the same color of pink as the elephant it was riding on!!!

 

Yes, it requires a relay which is supplied.

Four wires from the relay -
Two current horn wires
One wire from the battery +
One to the Wolo

The Wolo also requires you to run a ground.

Very easy install - the hardest part for me was finding a place to put the horn.

 

Where did you mount yours??? Thinking 'bout "hiding" it under the Tour-Pak...

 

You need a relay. On my other bike I used the OEM horn button wire to trip the relay, and a dedicated hot wire from the battery to power the horn. BTW, the Wolo horn can be separated into two parts (horn and compressor) for easier mounting if necessary. A length of vinyl tubing between them carries the air.

 

I put mine in the left lower.

I had the Wolo Bad Boy, but upgraded it to the Wolo Big Bad Max yesterday.

 

Wool bad boy!

 

That's just wrong! I hope those are buttons.