Accurate.

Sounded like an orchestra tbh

you made my day

How much does the Shocker go for?

What would have been really cool is blowing the horn while driving away at speed to create the doppler effect that you hear from real trains.

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 that would’ve been awesome

Just now seeing some of these comments so just answering anyway: I've had a bit of fun spooking my friends, but I generally don't go around honking them as a "prank" on random strangers. I honestly don't honk them very often; only when some moron properly deserves it, lol. And yes, I added a quick connect coupler to the tank, and I keep a 30 foot air line coiled around the spare tire in the trunk. I use it to top off my tires, and have even run air tools to break a stubborn bolt loose here and there (the tank isn't big enough for anything more than a quick blast with an air tool, but that's often times all I've needed.)

@@seriesblueadventures9832 Excellent! Thanks for the reply. Great project.

Nope! They've been in this spot for many, many years now without any issues. I don't remember what I trimmed it with. Probably a Dremel?

@@seriesblueadventures9832 Donyou think positioning some trumpets facing back, would be effective? Does your setup effective get the attention of drivers behind your car, as well? Thank you, for this series.

Idk where to put the horns, as we have a top mount intercooler

Check out my write-up here: www.seriesblueadventures.com/toggle-switches-and-custom-wiring/

The wiring for the 4 note horns isn't bad either. I had those previously (if you didn't see that video.) Just run a new lead from the battery, and to a relay. From the relay, you can power all four of the Caddy horns. And then all four horns need to be grounded somewhere. Trigger the relay with the existing horn lead. Then just find a place to mount the horns. I mounted them behind the passenger side fog light area as there was lots of space, but that's an enclosed area and wound up muffling them.

@@seriesblueadventures9832 Do you still have the video of the 4 note horn? I thought about this train horn setup for mine but it seems high maintenance plus I don't know the street legality of it if I plan on using it often. I just need something that will get attention on the interstate by the careless drivers and truckers who don't pay attention to small horns with their ear buds jamming out to Celine Dion, Pussycat Dolls, and Spice Girls! That's what I imagine they listen to. :)

@@a.o.647 They're on this channel! It's a short 5 second clip. If you can't find it just search "BRZ cadillac horns" and you should find it

@@seriesblueadventures9832 Awesome thanks I just subscribed to your channel. I like the custom phone mount. I was thinking of making one out of a block of wood and drilling a hole for one of those mounts with the arm that plugs into a cig. lighter since the 86 (maybe BRZ as well) has a small cubby hole under the AC/Heater controls.

JoAnn Fabrics :)

@@seriesblueadventures9832 Wow! Cool; thank you! Beautiful Subie.

A honk is generally more like less than half a second in length (1 second or train horn is when someone ROYALLY fucks up, lol) but I'd say you only get 2-ish seconds before they really begin to fade, and the drop-off happens fairly quickly. They only take 60 seconds to recharge at that point though. The tank runs at 150 PSI fully charged. If honk time is important to you, my old setup used a 5 gallon tank instead of a 2 gallon, and that one gave you a LOT more honk time. Space was more important for me in this case, but while 2 seconds doesn't sound like much, I've never "run out" of horn when it was needed. 2 seconds is several blasts of the horn.

Love this. Can you provide a link to the horn?

Just saw this comment, so answering for the benefit of others since I assume you sorted yours already. I just cut a hole in the existing grommet in the firewall where the main wire loom comes through and jammed it through there. Not too hard, just annoying because the line doesn't flex easily and it was a bit of a PITA to bend it through there while laying in my back under the dash.

@@seriesblueadventures9832 yeah I used a wire puller and wire lube and pulled mine through. I actually just ordered a wrx so I went ahead and took the kit off this weekend. It was definitely fun while it lasted

RadioShack!

Got it thank you!

They sell all manner of horn kits :)

It's in the video description, lol.

It adds like 20-30 lb to the car. So technically yes, but realistically, no.

It'll work on just about anything :)

I didn't point it out in the video, but there is a drain valve on the bottom of the tank that I open on occasion to drain excess water.

:thumbs-up: Don't want a compressor going boom from internal rust buildup.

Anything is possible with enough clever engineering! I think the hardest part is finding a spot to mount the horns themselves. I imagine the C is very tightly-packaged vehicle, with not a lot of room to spare underneath. Perhaps a 3 or 2 horn system, with smaller trumpets would be easier to squeeze in there for you.

Cyndy Rh I don’t think so I have mines install for at least 2 yrs

El Vela awesome I want this for my car lol

Cyndy Rh it’s hella fun to scare the shit outta ppl 😂😂

El Vela can I pay u to do mine lmao you have a real good set up. I don’t think anyone else would do a clean job like you did yours my car is new and I really wouldn’t want it looking all messed up and yours look real nice

Cyndy Rh I paid someone to do it for me but here’s my number 312-874-2738

It was... not cheap, lol. The kit itself is like $600. Then there was just the cost of the wood for the base, other random bolts and things, and buying a jigsaw... and a router... and then the wiring harness I made, so all the wire, the fuse/relay box, the tools to crimp those, etc... So yeah. I needed something to keep me busy over the winter. Those switches and that wiring controls other things too, though.

All of the information is in the video description :)

Haha, it's basically the same thing, just more useless, lol.

You aren't wrong, although the closest I've ever gotten to a ticket was when I honked it for a cop and he called all his cop buddies over and had me honk it again :P As for using it on the road, I find it much safer than a normal horn, because people these days tend to just ignore regular horns since people use them so regularly (especially in larger cities where the cabs and Uber drivers use them incessantly). They won't ignore a train horn, though, so if you need someone to stop doing something immediately, the train horn gets the job done!

150 PSI :)

Because people ignore regular horns :P

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