Thanks, it is definitely a fun addition to the rig.

Nice! Thanks for your positive words and good luck with the installation. I hope it brings you many years of joy and excitement!

Awesome! It is super fun to have the pull chain. It allows you to control the air flow and sound unlike the on/off action of a solenoid. Thanks for watching the vid!

the_eddies It would be cool to have a second horn but would eat up all the extra space on the passenger side of the engine bay. Maybe there is another spot it could be hidden. I will mention it to Big Block and see what he thinks. Thanks for watching!

Hey man, ya know what, I got a 48 Dodge 1 ton flatbed and she will have some horns, except gonna mount them on the roof like a semi, can't wait, gonna have some semi exhaust and a good ole 350 powering her, maybe one day she get a Cummins and roll coal baby

@@eastbayhounds7604 put it on the roof!!! Why hide it!!!! Be proud, it's merica and we ain't afraid to put semi horns on a truck 1/16 of the size!!

​@@Tractors_Trucks_And_Pups Haha, would have been cool! It surprises people when they hear that big sound without seeing any horn.

It is so much fun! Thanks for checking out the vid!

@@eastbayhounds7604 Aren't Tunnels the BEST!!!! haha If you're ever by a train and you see the engineer honk at them, I've done this. Sometimes they honk back LOL!

kolbey bowen The lanyard valve is a Wolo 803-LV. The cheapest I have seen it is on ebay for around $17 with chain, it is also available on Amazon. The link between the chain and valve is weak as seen at the end of the vid but it is easily replaced with any keychain style ring.

Thanks! Hopefully some day!

Thanks! It is a Wolo 803-LV valve.

@@eastbayhounds7604 very welcome thank you for the info

The horn definitely catches everyone’s attention. Good luck with the project!

The compressor has a built-in pressure switch. The setup works well and the air delivery is pretty consistent.

The pull switch is a simple air valve so all you need is a line running into it from the compressor and the outgoing line goes straight to the horn. You just push the lines on and tighten the metal collars to hold them in place. The part is: Wolo 803-LV. I hope that answers you question, if you have any others feel free to ask!

I am not familiar with the Vixen horn. If there is a valve attached to the horn itself it would need to somehow be bypassed or stuck in the open position. The pull valve will work with any setup as long as it is the only valve in the air line between the air tank and horn.

@@eastbayhounds7604 vixen is pretty similar to hornblasters slightly less expensive. They send out a simple 2 wire momentary button,I was hoping to use an electric pull valve to take its place

Yeah man! It was a bit of a surprise but luckily the part that broke was basically a key ring and easily replaced. Thanks for watching!

peter brown Nice! It is one of the best things you can add to a vehicle for the money. Good luck with the installation!

The setup uses 1/4” O.D. nylon air line. It is the same type used for air brakes on a big rig. You can find it on Amazon and at many auto parts stores.

Thanks for watching!

J Gill I agree, we had a big sound quality issue due to wind that we discovered after filming so he opted to have music added and it is too loud in parts. Thanks for checking out the vid.

Viair sells the tank and compressor as one unit. They are available on Amazon.

Those are nice sounding horns!

I don’t have access to the truck to measure the chain but the part number of the chain and valve kit is Wolo 803-LV.

@@eastbayhounds7604 much appreciated for the quick response. I wish the kit was in stock in stores

Just looked it up and the stuttertone is a good sounding horn, will keep it in mind!

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All fixed!

Hi Kaede. Thanks for your interest in the video. I have to decline because I will have no creative control over the video and do not want it broadcast in an unknown context.

Got it. Thanks anyway!